ARTCRANK San Francisco: A poster party for bike people

"Chrome presents ARTCRANK, an art show featuring original posters that celebrate bikes and the people who ride them.

ARTCRANK made its debut in Minneapolis in 2007, and has expanded to Denver, St. Louis and San Francisco. ARTCRANK will feature poster artwork by 30+ Bay Area artists.  A limited number of prints will be available for $30 each during the night of the event."

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Artcrank: A Poster Party for Bike People

By Aaron Bialick |
“Bikes are the world’s most fun and accessible way to get around. Posters are the world’s most fun and accessible art form. ARTCRANK brings them together. ARTCRANK is a showcase of bicycle-inspired original poster artwork that people can enjoy looking at and afford to take home. Every ARTCRANK show features posters created by local artists […]

SFBC Rec Ride: Seven Hells of San Francisco

By Aaron Bialick |
From SFBC: This year’s ride will revisit some favorite old monster climbs including Dalewood, 21st Street and Divisadero. Expect some surprising new nasties that will make it hard to keep two wheels on the ground. And yes, extra credits are back as well. With breaks and a moderate pace, this 30 mile ride should take […]

Which SF Neighborhoods Have the Strongest Walkable Magnetism?

By Aaron Bialick |
Walkability, transit access, good local schools — San Franciscans clamor to live in neighborhoods with features like these. Potrero Hill artist Wendy MacNaughton’s “mental map” of the city lists the strongest qualities of seven areas that stand out for her, among them SoMa’s “best transit access in town” and the “convenient, walkable, easy everything” nature of Lower […]

SF Bike to School Day Organizer Kickoff Meeting

By Aaron Bialick |
From SFBC: Gather up to put on the best SF Bike to School Day ever (on April 7th, 2011). Meet other organizers from different schools across San Francisco, review dates for poster contest, trainings and give input for the 2011 event. Pizza and snacks provided- family friendly event.