"Back in the Day" - Homes For The Homies

Back in the Day: A Collective Memory of 24th Street, is a complimentary two-part show depicting the life, people and changes on 24th Street since 2007 via photography and “shadowbox” diorama art. Curated by longtime Mission District community members Linda G. Wilson and Cindy De Losa, this exhibition showcases a collection of 40+ color photographs originally taken by a group of voluntary photographers as part of a group project spearheaded by Wilson and El Tecolote newspaper. The second part of the exhibit includes 20 handcrafted miniature diorama displays that incorporate various “Homies” figurines all reflecting 24th Street businesses, storefronts and characters.
Exhibition Runs: August 12 - Sep 29, 2017
Juan R. Fuentes Gallery, 2958 24th Street, SF, CA 94110
Produced by: Abo Jose Greenwald, 2009 - All rights reserved.

[@miguelramos4570]

Firme Video 👍💨

[@KevinBolsajian]

Wow preservation of culture through art

[@juneahernauthor]

Cindy truly is a homie San Francisco woman and yes, has captured a lot of history of the City out of love for her hometown.

[@miketrevino9093]

Beautiful story !!! Dope video .

[@juneahernauthor]

Cindy, thank you for your great art, keeping history alive. So love my Homie Boxes you created for me. Yes, the Mission Theatre many, many times. Shopping there, walking Mission. Buying 45s. The DeLosa Sisters! This video brings back so many memories. (what just happened:; my husband heard you talking, came to look and said, "that sounded like you".) Homes for the homies dot com. check them out.

[@Erik-uv8zf]

Your boxes are so cool! 😎

[@godspeed7963]

bruh bring the homes for the homies back

[@_The_Worst_]

🤔...I wonder if she still makes the Homies homes...❓

[@kbville34]

I wish i had the Homies you had

[@lorenzopartida8780]

Great video 👍 do you sell the boxes?