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MUSEUM SPEAKER SERIES

ARTALKS: Spectrum color logo for weekly luminary speaker series at SF Historic Landmark 318. Multicultural art & education.
Immersive multicultural salon at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Includes speaker, lunch, and behind-scenes tour.

Join Gregangelo for San Francisco’s premier immersive social featuring a home-cooked midday feast and a lightning talk with this week’s featured luminary speaker inside our forbidden art studios.

OUR NEXT LUMINARY SPEAKER

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For the past 3 years, SF Artists for Palestine has been transforming art into essential funds for families in Gaza, supporting vital aid like food, shelter, and medical costs while carrying forward a powerful message of solidarity. In 2024, Dottie Lux joined the International Solidarity Movement in Palestine, working on the ground in the West Bank. Her time there is both heartbreaking and heart-blooming, as she bears witness to the brutal realities of apartheid, colonization, and the world’s largest ongoing land grab. She is an artist and a caregiver to elders.

Dottie Lux

PAST SPEAKERS

Mayor Daniel Lurie at Gregangelo Museum (Historic Landmark 318). Immersive dialogue with SF working artist organization.

Daniel Lurie

Mayor of San Francisco

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Rodney Fong

President & CEO of the SF Chamber of Commerce

Supervisor Myrna Melgar at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Dialogue on SF city planning and public transportation.

Myrna Melgar

San Francisco Supervisor District 7

Author David Talbot, 'Season of the Witch,' at Gregangelo Museum (Historic Landmark 318). SF history discussion.

David Talbot

Author

Susan Brown, Founder of Peer Talk Media, at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Empowering youth through mentorship.

Susan Brown

Creator and Founder of Peer Talk Media

Krista Brugnara, CEO at FAMSF, at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Dialogue on international touring art exhibits.

Krista Brugnara

CEO at Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco 

 Lisa Burger, ED of Independent Arts & Media, at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Fiscal sponsor for arts grants.

Lisa Burger

Executive Director of Independent Arts & Media

Dr. Erica Anderson at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Dialogue on transgender health and youth psychological safety.

Dr. Erica Anderson

International Authority on Transgender Health

Ralph Remington, SF Director of Cultural Affairs, at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Poetry & activism dialogue

Ralph Remington

Director of Cultural Affairs

Art Educator Annette Ribeiro at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Mentorship dialogue on theatrical arts for youth.

Annette Ribeiro

Art Educator

Ben Davis, Founder of Illuminate, at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Dialogue on groundbreaking civic light art.

Ben Davis

Founder & Chief Visionary Officer of Illuminate

Portrait of Daniel Nicoletta, Campaign Manager for Harvey Milk and Activist

Daniel Nicoletta

Campaign Manager for Harvey Milk - Activist

Devlin Shand of Queer Arts Featured at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Dialogue on SF queer art & Castro history.

Devlin Shand

Co-Founder/ Owner of Queer Arts Featured

 911 Dispatcher Sari Zagorski at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Dialogue on first responder safety and training.

Sari Zagorski

911 Dispatcher

Jennifer Raiser, Burning Man Project Treasurer, at Gregangelo Museum (Landmark 318). Monumental art & culture talk.

Jennifer Raiser

​​Treasurer of the Burning Man Project

We are calling on bold voices and subject matter experts, including visionary artists, musicians, educators, scientists, tech innovators, civic leaders, and cross-disciplinary thinkers from any field to apply as a luminary speaker for our weekly San Francisco immersive salon to showcase your unique insights and build authority within our historic art studios.

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