Jonathan Siegel gives life to one of the vacant storefronts on Valencia Street, turning it into Viracocha Creation Factory, a space for art and artists in the Mission District. Mission Loc@l was there for its grand opening.
Jonathan Siegel gives life to one of the vacant storefronts on Valencia Street, turning it into Viracocha Creation Factory, a space for art and artists in the Mission District. Mission Loc@l was there for its grand opening.
Filed Under: Art, Business, Front Page, Valencia Street, mission eyes
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6:07 a.m., nearly 60° and going into the mid-80s.
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[...] party a couple weeks ago at the Grand Opening of Viracocha Creation Factory, no? Packed with people, food, drink and all that great art/stuff that Jonathan had on display. [...]
[...] gran fiesta hace unas semanas en la inauguración de Viracocha Creation Factory, ¿no? Lleno de gente, comida, bebida y estupenda obra y cosas que Jonathan estaba exhibiendo. Pero [...]