Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s “TECHS-MECHS” Re-Defines Innovation

At San Francisco's Gray Area, immersive and interactive artworks reclaim surveillance technology
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At San Francisco's Gray Area, immersive and interactive artworks reclaim surveillance technology
SF guarantees income for trans people, Detroit's Ruth Ellis Center has a new home and more from around the web
San Francisco Mayor London Breed recently announced the Guaranteed Income for Transgender People (GIFT) program, a no-strings-attached monthly stipend that will be delivered for 18 months to low-income people who are transgender, …
San Francisco lawmakers unanimously approved a resolution that decriminalizes the use of psychedelics, such as psilocybin and ayahuasca. While this measure does not yet reverse the city’s criminal justice policy, it is …
An oftentimes overlooked design, the humble public trash can is a crucial object and San Francisco’s Department of Public Works has been on a search to replace their 3,000 sidewalk receptacles with …
When Teresa Goines was a juvenile corrections officer, she witnessed how a system of incarceration sets young people up for failure. It does not, for instance, provide incarcerated youth with support after …
We speak to the multi-hyphenate about his psych-rock album's intricate details and making the accompanying short film
This portal into the design world is filled with purposeful objects
The San Francisco staple celebrates its 125th anniversary with a refresh from R/GA
Glass jars and plastic-free packaging from a grocery delivery service rooted in quality