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Artrium Art Fair
Minnesota Street Project,
SF, January 22–25, 2026
https://www.atriumfair.com
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The walk unfolds in three parts:
• Time spent walking, with guided prompts to help you gather material
• A focused writing period
• Sharing and discussion
This walk is open to anyone who wants to sharpen their awareness of their surroundings, discover approaches for sustainable writing, and connect with others through a shared practice. Come ready to look closely, pay attention, and talk about what you find.
Walk Duration
3-4 miles
Start/End Point
The Last Straw
4540 Irving St
San Francisco, CA 94122
Materials
Bring notebooks, pencils, and notebooks. Cameras, field recorders, etc. are also encouraged, but not required. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and bring plenty of water!
About
Alex Wolfe is a writer and artist based in Brooklyn. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, and he has led walks for Princeton University, the Swiss Institute, the Municipal Art Society of New York, Parsons School of Design, and Salomon, among others.
Writing En Plein Air
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Price:
This walk operates on a pay-what-you-can basis. There is a $5 fee to book your spot. At the end of the walk, you can pay whatever you feel the walk was worth (cash or card both accepted). Most participants choose to pay between $30-$50 per person.
Event capacity is 30, a waiting list will open thereafter.
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The Last Straw ResidencyOctober 10–November 15, 2025
Emily Small
and cloth still dries on the line,September 1– October 4, 2025
Xerces Blues
July 12–August 19, 2025
Calvin Trezise’s Xerces Blues, Saturday July 12 4pm–9pm. Exhibition will run until August 19, 2025
Special Programing featuring Paisley Shirt Records and Mudwhitch Ceramincs
The exhibition coinsided with the release of his first publication with Eggy press titled Slipping Through My Fingers.
Pamplemousse Magazing Pop-up Exhibition, Richard Sexton, Outer Sunset 1977–1978
May 23rd–July 7th
Richard Sexton, Outer Sunset 1977–1978, Presented by Pamplemousse Magazine
The exhibition will be on view at both Black Bird & The Last Straw May 23rd - July 7th.
This historic work was Sexton’s first serious color photography project while studying at the San Francisco Art Institute in the late 1970s. Shot on Kodachome and Ektachrome color transparency film with a Leica M4 camera, Sexton captures one of San Francisco’s most beloved Western neighborhoods at a very unique moment in time.
This is the first time the images have been presented publicly since a brief mini exhibition at the Ciné Cafe at the Surf Theater in 1979. This is an incredible opportunity to remember the neighborhood as it was, or experience the Sunset as you’ve never seen it before.
Richard Sexton is a New Orleans-based photographer, author and book packager whose work has been previously featured in magazines such as Abitare, Archetype, Historic Preservation, Louisiana Cultural Vistas, Photographer’s Forum and Smithsonian. In 2014 he received the Michael P. Smith Award for Documentary Photography from the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities. His work is included in the permanent holdings of the Historic New Orleans Collection, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, Frost Art Museum, High Museum of Art, Princeton University Art Museum, among others. Learn more at richardsextonstudio.com
Founded by Nora Lalle in 2021, Pamplemousse Magazine is an independent publication committed to highlighting the work of emerging and established photographers through photo features, essays, and interviews. The goal of Pamplemousse is to provide a platform for film photographers and analog artists to share their work in print, and create something beautiful and inspiring for readers to hold in their hands. Learn more at pamplemoussemagazine.com