New York Trip
Spring break was last week. I went to New York to visit a friend and prepared a package of hearts to string up somewhere in the city. Sounds so simple, but I am finding it very difficult to get up the courage to do it. What am I afraid of? Well for one thing I do not want them to fall on the ground and become waste. I do not want them to harm the environment or add to the detritus that a city already accumulates. this would break my heart and woudl go against everything I ca
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Joy as Resistance at the Sanchez Art Center
What’s so funny about peace, love, and understanding? That was the question the Sanchez Art Center posed on Saturday, March 14, 2026—and the title of the art show currently on display. The war (or not‑war; the president still hasn’t committed to a label) in Iran is raging. ICE continues its crackdown, though it’s barely a blip in the news cycle anymore because the headlines are consumed by the conflict overseas. Epstein’s cronies remain unaccountable. Meanwhile, on a personal
Mar 191 min read
the first found heart report
I had the first report from someone who found a heart after the SFSU workshop! Very exciting. Shirley Quan's note is below and a photo of the heart that now has a new home. "I got myself a heart. It was amusing to see and unusual (in a good way) thing around the campus. It rained later though, hope the other hearts are okay." No need to worry Shirley, the rain did not harm the hearts. All the hearts were taken but five, which I hung up outside the School of Design Office for
Feb 131 min read
SFSU workshop
First ever Spread Love Heart Attack installation Today was my first Spread Love Workshop at San Francisco State University. I had prepared many unstuffed printed hearts and over one hundred paper hearts ready for personalization and/or stuffing. I had high hopes and the eight people who came were enthusiastic and had a great time. I was a bit disappointed with the turn out, but it was a rainy day and it has been a pretty tough week already, so I am happy that those who did sh
Feb 111 min read
