The only place to find the old San Francisco at the new Levi's Stadium is in the art on the walls. The Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane in the Haight, Vesuvio and City Lights in North Beach, the Golden Gate Bridge and the Painted Ladies, the
Following the introduction of two new art fairs, the latest effort to make Silicon Valley something of an arts destination involves a mix of art and sports as the San Francisco 49ers recently unveiled their own art collection at Levi’s® Stadium.
No, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys hasn’t had a winning team in four seasons. But his stadium set the NFL standard when it opened in 2009, not just for its Texas-size grandeur but because Jones was able to elevate AT&T Stadium beyond a venue
A former University of Redlands quarterback and fine-art major is getting an opportunity to combine those skills at the new home of the San Francisco 49ers—Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.
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Levi's Stadium (when completed) will welcome 68,500 San Francisco 49ers fans next season, but football won't be the only attraction. The stadium will also feature a 200-piece art collection curated by Tracie Speca-Ventura of Sports and the Arts.
Sports & the Arts (SATA), the San Francisco 49ers, and the Santa Clara Stadium Authority are proud to announce the artists featured within the Art Collection to be installed inside Levi’s® Stadium.
In April of 2012, Sports & The Arts unveiled the curation of Marlins Park, new home to the Miami Marlins. Under the guidance of team owner and contemporary art dealer Jeffrey Loria, Sports & The Arts created wall graphics and installed 500 pieces of photography
