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Mirrored square and rectangle windows in the facade, suggesting dots and dashes, spell out “San Francisco” in Morse code. > New for 2019 – Coding, Johanna Grawunder (2019), SFO : Long-Term Parking GarageĬoding is an immersive installation comprised of light, glass and steel.Six permanent light art installations at SFO include:

White Light, Jenny Holzer (2018), SoMa/Yerba Buena: Salesforce Transit Center, Grand Hall IIuminavia, HYBYCOZO (2017), Hotel VIA, ground level space at Bar VIA, 136 King Street, South Beach.Hope Will Never Be Silent, Illuminate (2017), Harvey Milk Plaza, Castro Street.Jacob’s Dream: A Luminous Path, Benjamin Bergery & Jim Campbell (2016), Grace Cathedral, 1100 California St., Nob Hill.Monarch, Cliff Garten (2015), Kaiser Permanente Medical Offices, 1600 Owens St., Mission Bay.Spiral of Gratitude, Shimon Attie and Vale Bruck (2015), 1245 Third St., Mission Bay.Lamp of the Covenant, Dave Lane (2015), Contemporary Jewish Museum, 736 Mission St., SoMa.“…and my room still rocks like a boat on the sea” (Caruso’s Dream), Brian Goggin and Dorka Keehn (2014), 55 Ninth St., South of Market Street, Central Market.Archipelago, Anna Valentina Murch (2014), 1001 Potrero Ave., San Francisco General Hospital, Potrero.

Ethereal Bodies, Cliff Garten (2014), 1001 Potrero Ave., San Francisco General Hospital, Potrero.

Handsignals, Matthew Passmore/MoreLab (2014) McCoppin at Valencia Street, SoMa.

Bayview Rise, Haddad – Drugan (2014), Pier 92 at Third Street and Cargo Way, Bayview.

Lumina, MADLAB (2013), 181 Third St., W San Francisco Hotel, SoMa.

San Francisco at Night: Model Art Map, Lisa Gemmiti (2011), W San Francisco Hotel, 181 Third St., SoMa.

The Bay Lights, Leo Villareal (2013), San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge West Span, Embarcadero.

Firefly, Ned Kahn (2012), 525 Golden Gate Ave.

PaRDes, Daniel Libeskind (2008), 736 Mission St., Contemporary Jewish Museum, SoMa.

Yud, Daniel Libeskind (2008), 736 Mission St., Contemporary Jewish Museum, SoMa.

Language of the Birds, Brian Goggin and Dorka Keehn (2008), Broadway and Columbus Avenue, North Beach.Ocean Mirror with Fragments, Jim Campbell (2007), Saunders Court, UCSF, Inner Sunset.Skygarden, James Turrell (2007), 90 Seventh St.Anima, Jim Sanborn (2006), Alexandria Real Estate Equities, 1700 Owens St., Mission Bay.Three Gems, James Turrell (2005), de Young Museum, Barbro Osher Sculpture Garden, Golden Gate Park.Blake (1996), San Francisco Main Library, 100 Larkin St., Civic Center Untitled, Dan Flavin (1971), SFMOMA Floor 5, 151 Third St., SoMa.“ monument” for V Tatlin, Dan Flavin (1969), SFMOMA Floor 5, 151 Third St., SoMa.Olafur Eliasson’s largest public artworks in the U.S., “Seeing Spheres”, consists of five fifteen-and-a-half-feet-tall polished hydroformed steel spheres that stand in a circle around a central space. > New for 2019 – Seeing Spheres, Olafur Eliasson (2019), Mission Bay: 1 Warriors Way, Chase Center.pedestrian bridge towering over Howard Street connects the two sides of Moscone Center with a seemingly infinite array of lights. > New for 2019 – Point Cloud, Leo Villarreal (2019), Moscone Center: 747 Howard St. Many of San Francisco’s intimate neighborhoods will also light up shopping districts, streets and galleries, and host participatory holiday activities. The seventh annual light fantastic includes several dramatic, eco-friendly light art installations accessible by public transit and admission-free. > 2019 Light Art Installations – 40+ different light sculptures (both permanent and temporary) in 17 neighborhoods by 30+ artists. As of November 20, there aren’t any events listed yet for 2019. In past years, the city has hosted nighttime neighborhood walks, artist talks and participatory experiences. Get your glow on during this two-month celebration during the longest nights of the year. Illuminate SF Festival of Light happens Thanksgiving 2019 through New Year’s Day 2020 and shines a light on San Francisco’s ever-expanding light art scene.

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