For the last couple of weeks, four artists have been busy at work in the Tenderloin (along Jones Street) and seven artists in Bayview-Hunters Point (along Hunters Point Boulevard) adding local color to the otherwise utilitarian k-rails, concrete barriers often used as dividers on roads, that officials installed to create safer spaces for walking, biking, or scooter riding. To support these artists and the community organizations making these projects happen, Spin is proud to have contributed financial support to the Tenderloin Community Benefit District (TLCBD), BMAGIC, and Shipyard Trust for the Arts.
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