This NEW project looks at language. Words can affect us powerfully – emotionally and psychologically. By approaching speech and writing with humor, creativity, and candor, visual artists invite us to explore the many ways people communicate with one another. Join us for the Opening Reception and all related programming!

In celebration of our new exhibit, the San Francisco Public Library will share a suggested reading list that reflects the power and diversity of language.

The “In Other Words” exhibit comes to a close. Please join us in this candid talk to hear directly from the creative minds that graced our gallery with such fun and thought-provoking art.

Sign up as an individual or join a team for a round of Balderdash hosted by author Michelle Tea to show off your smarts and win prizes!

This new performance piece, directed by Marc Bamuthi Joseph, is the first play by writer, musician, poet Dennis Kim (Denizen Kane) and is the next in a series of first plays developed with Campo Santo and the Living Word Project for Intersection.

Intersection for the Arts presents Here Be Dragons: Mapping Information and Imagination, a group exhibition that features artists who utilize the tools, language, and strategies of mapping to distill and interpret large quantities of information and data, while also imaginatively envisioning place through charting stories, history, emotion, and ideas.

With our collaborating partners which include Oasis for Girls, YMCA, and WritersCorp among others, there are three main workshops set to kick off the Youth Art Workshop this September: Urbania, True Compassion and Stanzas from Every Block.

Intersection for the Arts is pleased to be working with Recology’s Artist in Residence Program to present rotating exhibitions of artwork from their permanent collection in the Chronicle Building Café.

As part of the inaugural de Young Artists Fellowship, Campo Santo, led by Intersection Theatre Program Director Sean San José and Familía members, kicks off a new series of creating and presenting new performances in surprising places, showcasing the new era of Intersection programming at 5M in the Chronicle Building.

Intersection for the Arts and Resident Dance Company The Erika Chong Shuch Performance Project (ESP Project), present Sitting In A Circle the first collaboration in the new home of Intersection for the Arts – 5M – in the iconic San Francisco Chronicle building.