The exhibit, Living Memory in the TL, comes from artist Deirdre Weinberg, who got the idea when she was contributing to a recent Tenderloin-wide community art project, painting the neighborhood’s garbage cans and utility boxes. To complement Weinberg’s exhibit, Chlo & Co Dance is developing a complementary community event and performance called The Drove V. It will be showcased at the Tenderloin Museum on November 2 and 3, with Weinberg’s exhibit closing on November 29. Read the full article on the Hoodline.
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