Art & Exhibitions Strange Anatomy: Exquisite Corpses with Fuser Compositor and Creative Code
This free workshop at Gray Area combines collage, code, and a healthy dose of chaos to explore generative image-making through the lens of the exquisite corpse, that surrealist game of assembling mismatched parts into something unexpectedly alive. You’ll work with Fuser Compositor to generate image fragments, then use Creative Code to stitch them together into beautifully wrong figures. By the end of the session, you’ll walk away with a working Fuser workflow and real hands-on experience in generative image-making. Attendance is free. Gray Area is San Francisco’s hub for experimental digital arts, and this kind of technical-creative crossover is exactly what the space does best.
Eat Nearby in The Mission District
All restaurants →Foreign Cinema
Films from the 1960s and 1970s projected on the courtyard wall.
El Farolito
A Mission taqueria going since 1983, known for the Super Burrito and for still serving …
La Taqueria
Voted Best Burrito in USA. James Beard America's Classics Award winner.
Flour + Water
Ten-course pasta tasting menu, $135.
Tartine Bakery
The Mission bakery that set the standard for the city. Pastries $5 to $8, and fresh cou…
Drink Nearby in The Mission District
All bars →Zeitgeist
A Mission beer bar with a huge gravel back patio and around 50 taps.
Valencia Room
A two-floor Mission dance club in the former Elbo Room space.
Latin American Club
A Mission dive since 1993, known for strong margaritas under paper lanterns.
ABV
A Mission cocktail bar from ex-Bourbon & Branch bartenders. Drinks under $15.
Elixir
A Mission corner saloon on a site that's held a bar since 1858.
Lone Palm
A candlelit Mission cocktail bar with a pre-Prohibition drink list.