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Thursday, January 9, 2020
8:00 am - 9:30 am
All are welcome! Bring a friend!
1111 O'Farrell Street at Franklin, San Francisco
Please do not park in the St. Mark's parking lot
as those
spaces are rented to others.
NEW PROCEDURE: Parking is available
across the street at St. Mary's Cathedral at
1111 Gough Street
using a one-time permit. Please print the page in the link below
and place it in the driver's side front windshield.
If there is no permit visible, your car may be towed.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST HOST
MEDITATION
Rev. Trent Thornley
Executive Director/CPE Educator
San Francisco-Based nonprofit
Illuminate and
Grace Cathedral present
Grace Light, a site-specific, large-scale immersive light installation created by George Zisiadis, with an original score composed by Gabriel Gold.
As light emanates from the eaves directly above Grace Cathedral's famed labyrinth, visitors look upward through a light atmospheric haze and are enveloped in a 100-foot-tall shifting curtain of light. Visitors will lie down within the labyrinth or stand just outside it and be led on a 15-minute journey of light and sound. Through
Grace Light, the artists hope to create a space for contemplation.
Presenters
Ben Davis
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s the Founder, President & CEO of Illuminate. For more than a quarter century, Ben has led communications on civic mega projects and matters of public safety, public health, public transit, the environment, urban revitalization and public art. Illuminate rallies large groups of people together to create impossible works of public art that, through awe, free humanity's better nature. The San Francisco based nonprofit's flagship project, The Bay Lights, is a permanent site-specific light sculpture on the Bay Bridge. Illuminate is also catalyst and presenter of Photosynthesis, a multimedia art installation projected onto the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park. More than 20 million people directly experience Illuminate's work annually.
George Zisiadis, artist, Grace Light. Growing up in New York City instilled in George a lifelong love of the commons. It led him to focus on large scale, site specific public art installations. He strives to create spaces of communal transcendence and joy that are open to all. His work is conceptually driven with each project involving different media and cross-disciplinary teams.
FAITH JOURNEY
Rev. Ronald Kobata,
Resident Minister
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