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Newsom names seven to Arts Commission

Mayor Gavin Newsom has announced six reappointments to The City's Arts Commission: Pop Zhao, an artist whose seven-mile-long "Olympic Dragon" has been recognized as the longest in the world; Alex Lloyd, of the investment firm Rustic Canyon; LeonardHunter, art professor at San Francisco State University; Jose Cuellar, of SFSU's Department of Raza Studies and Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalapeño Band; Larry Rinder, dean of graduate studies at the California College of the Arts in San Francisco; and Beverly Prior, architect. Newly named was John Kriken, a city planner whose work includes the Yerba Buena Center as well as many other projects in The City.

Talking art projects with United States Senator Dianne Feinstein

Heart in San francisco

Donated a sculpure for supporting S.F. General Hospital in 2004

CELEBRATE: LIFE, LIBERTY, BEAUTY part III

A MEMORIAL ARTWORK DEDICATED TO 9/11 VICTIMS

September 12, 2004

Year 3 anniversary

Reflecting Pool, Washington D.C. Volunteers covered the pool with a memorial banner symbolizing Beauty.

CELEBRATE: LIFE, LIBERTY, BEAUTY part II

A MEMORIAL ARTWORK DEDICATED TO 9/11 VICTIMS

September 7, 2003

Year 2 anniversary

Statue of Liberty Island. Nearly 1,000 Volunteers from American Red Cross 9/11 recovery program, Office of NYC Council Member John C. Liu, Tzu Chi Foundation and many local Chinese-American Organizations covered the island with a memorial banner symbolizing Liberty. Photos: http://turlo.com/liberty

CELEBRATE: LIFE, LIBERTY, BEAUTY part I

A MEMORIAL ARTWORK DEDICATED TO 9/11 VICTIMS

September 8, 2002

Year 1 anniversary:

9/8/2002 San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge. Over 2,500 volunteers of American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter, Tzu Chi Foundation and many Chinese-American groups unfurled 5 miles of a special memorial banner symbolizing Life. Photos: http://www.genedailey.com/celebrate/

Pop Zhao's solo art performance

Asian Art Museum of San Francisco

May 15, 2003