SF Photoblog post by Scott Hess I'm walking along the waterfront and the energy is powerful, fresh and uplifting. The images and happenings flowing by me now feel like the whole world is lifting off in joyous flight. The Raygun Gothic Rocketship...
See the full post on the official SF Gov Site San Francisco, CA—Mayor Gavin Newsom today joined the Black Rock Arts Foundation (BRAF) and the Port of San Francisco to celebrate the unveiling of Raygun Gothic Rocketship, a 40-foot-tall sculpture created by a...
Tuesday, August 10, 2010 Back to the Future with Raygun Gothic Rocketship Next door to the Amtrak train station on the San Francisco waterfront, a 40-foot retro rocket sculpture has been created by Five Ton Crane, a group of Burning Man associated artists for a year-long...
San Francisco, August 6, 2010 – The Black Rock Arts Foundation (BRAF) and the Port of San Francisco will celebrate the opening on August 6th at 3:00 PM at Pier 14, of an iconic, large-scale sculpture created by a team of Bay Area...
I did a long interview with KRON 4 at Makers Faire about the RGR project, that was consequently edited into a short interview. Regardless, check out this great segment featuring some amazingly talented artists and inventors, including the Mousetrap and Orion Fredericks. KRON 4 Interview at...
By: John Upton June 7, 2010 Click here for full article Eye-catching: The 40-foot, 8-ton sculpture “Raygun Gothic Rocketship” is slated to be installed along San Francisco’s waterfront in August where the “Crouching Spider” piece once stood. SAN FRANCISCO — It won’t fly anybody to the moon, but a...
Check out the fun little interview I did with G4 TV at Maker's Faire. They of course edited out most of everything I said...
This is the very last weekend that we'll have to work on the Tree House before we load the trucks...