Comments for Pacifica II Statue Project http://pacificastatueproject.org Tue, 21 Jun 2011 16:51:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on How This Project Got Started by New Vintage Swimmers | Pacifica Demo Site http://pacificastatueproject.org/2011/03/sal-deguarda/#comment-121 New Vintage Swimmers | Pacifica Demo Site Tue, 21 Jun 2011 16:51:35 +0000 http://pacificastatueproject.org/?p=945#comment-121 [...] to San Francisco’s in 1939-40.  In fact, it was at the New York Fair that our founder, Sal DeGuarda, first saw the Aquacade and wanted to be a part of it.  You can hear about his audition experience [...] [...] to San Francisco’s in 1939-40.  In fact, it was at the New York Fair that our founder, Sal DeGuarda, first saw the Aquacade and wanted to be a part of it.  You can hear about his audition experience [...]

]]> Comment on How This Project Got Started by Vintage Synchronized Swimming | Pacifica Demo Site http://pacificastatueproject.org/2011/03/sal-deguarda/#comment-120 Vintage Synchronized Swimming | Pacifica Demo Site Fri, 10 Jun 2011 00:12:09 +0000 http://pacificastatueproject.org/?p=945#comment-120 [...] to San Francisco’s in 1939-40.  In fact, it was at the New York Fair that our founder, Sal DeGuarda, first saw the Aquacade and wanted to be a part of it.  You can hear about his audition experience [...] [...] to San Francisco’s in 1939-40.  In fact, it was at the New York Fair that our founder, Sal DeGuarda, first saw the Aquacade and wanted to be a part of it.  You can hear about his audition experience [...]

]]> Comment on San Francisco Art Through the Decades: the 1940s by Vanessa N http://pacificastatueproject.org/2011/03/san-francisco-art-through-the-decades-the-1940s/#comment-62 Vanessa N Wed, 06 Apr 2011 20:14:59 +0000 http://pacificastatueproject.org/?p=907#comment-62 Thank you, Ramie, for your lovely and thoughtful comment! We checked out your mother's website and greatly admire her dedication to the WPA as one of forty women sculptors active with the project, as well as her later contributions to the Bay Area art scene. We recommend all of our readers check out Mary's website at http://maryperrystone.com/ Cheers! Thank you, Ramie, for your lovely and thoughtful comment! We checked out your mother’s website and greatly admire her dedication to the WPA as one of forty women sculptors active with the project, as well as her later contributions to the Bay Area art scene.

We recommend all of our readers check out Mary’s website at http://maryperrystone.com/

Cheers!

]]> Comment on San Francisco Art Through the Decades: the 1940s by ramie http://pacificastatueproject.org/2011/03/san-francisco-art-through-the-decades-the-1940s/#comment-61 ramie Tue, 05 Apr 2011 16:47:14 +0000 http://pacificastatueproject.org/?p=907#comment-61 Thank you very much for your article Vanessa. I hope to see the Anton Refregier murals at the Rincon Annex in SF this summer. Looking forward to your segment on the 50s and public art as I lived in SF as a child and remember the Bufano controversy over St. Francis. My mother was a former WPA artist( sculpture) in NYC who moved to SF in 1953. She, Mary Perry Stone, was a social protest painter. Thank you very much for your article Vanessa. I hope to see the Anton Refregier murals at the Rincon Annex in SF this summer. Looking forward to your segment on the 50s and public art as I lived in SF as a child and remember the Bufano controversy over St. Francis. My mother was a former WPA artist( sculpture) in NYC who moved to SF in 1953. She, Mary Perry Stone, was a social protest painter.

]]> Comment on A Great Video About The Project! by Daniel A Lopez http://pacificastatueproject.org/2011/07/a-great-video-about-sal-deguarda/#comment-6 Daniel A Lopez Thu, 22 Jul 2010 00:30:37 +0000 http://pacificastatueproject.org/?p=387#comment-6 Thank you James for donating your time and resources to show us young folks the great contributions our elders have done to put the West on the map. Sal is part of our history./ THANK YOU! Thank you James for donating your time and resources to show us young folks the great contributions our elders have done to put the West on the map. Sal is part of our history./ THANK YOU!

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