San Franciscan’s should keep an eye out for another Gizmo triumph, Michael Arcega’s installation, titled “Auspicious Clouds”. The piece consists of seven different cloud shaped benches of bright colors that are placed in Chinatown on Broadway between Columbus and the Broadway Tunnel. This project is commissioned by the San Francisco Arts Commission and this week…
After two years, Gizmo has completed the fabrication and installation of all the Oakland Zoo Interpretive Center Exhibits. The opening for the center took place on July 12th and is now open to all! This exhibit mimics habitats found all around California, including the deserts, mountains, estuaries, and even our own backyard. Throughout the exhibit…
Gizmo has had the honor of being featured on Flipboard’s “Art with a message” list by CODAworx in CODAmagazine. This list consists of 25 of the most influential works of art, specifically featuring art that is “created for the purpose of bringing about social change, or to raise awareness of social problems, through organizational efforts,…
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Plans to do just that were revealed at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History, also known as MAH. Museum officials have worked with community leaders from the County, the City, the business sector, social services, the arts, and community organizations to develop a mixed-use plan for the plaza that includes a large-scale, permanent…
Gizmo worked with Jim Campbell and his studio White Light to create and assemble the substantial work, The Journey, now open to the public at the San Diego County Regional Airport. Gizmo happily worked with Jim Campbell to make his work come to life by making its studio and technicians available for assembling the piece,…
Julio Ceasar Morales Dilo! Cuban born pop orchestra leader Damaso Perez Prado, best known for his musical innovation, ‘The Mambo’ introduced the music to Havana club scene of the 1940’s. The exhibit is titled after his trademark bellow “Dilo!’ which cued his orchestra to changes in tempos. Gizmo traveled to San Juan, Puerto Rico to…
Salute In 2010, Gizmo helped California sculptor Michael Davis by fabricating, transporting, and installing “Salute”, a marker of time and location, continually interacting with the environmental conditions of the site. Mounted in front of the new Kansas City (MO) Metro Police station, the work resembles a weather vane topped with a copper officer saluting the…