Soscol Median
Pr
oject
Art Selection Panel
Three Appointed Art Professionals
:
Sharon
Bliss
Sharon
Bliss
is
currently
the
director
of
the
Fine
Arts
Gallery
at
S
a
n
Francisc
o
State
University
where
she
started
i
n
2001.
Bliss
has
curated
and
coordinated
many
exhibitions,
including
i
n 2013
"The
Illuminated
Library."
H
er
publications
include
"The
Moment
for
INK"
(
2013: SF
S
tate), "México: Política
y
P
oética"
(
2011: Nordiska
A
kvarellmuseet)
a
nd
"
Prison
C
ulture"
(
2010:
City
Lights
Foundation
Books).
Bliss
has
guest
curated
exhibitions
for
Fototeca
de
Cuba,
SF
C
amerawork,
the
San
Marco
Gallery
a
t
Dominican
U
nive
rsity
a
nd
o
ther venues.
She
holds
a B.A.
from
Haverford College
and an
M.A.
in
Museum
Studies
from
SF
State.
Jim
Campbell
Jim
Campbell’s
wor
k
has
been
exhibited internationally
and throughout
North
America in
institutions
such
as
the Whitney
Museu
m
of
American
Art,
New
York;
the
San
Francisco
Museum
of
Modern
Art;
The
International
Center
for
Photography,
New
York;
The
J.
Paul
Getty
Museum,
Los
Angeles
an
d
the
Museum
of
Contemporary
Art,
Sydney,
Australia.
His
electronic
art
work
is
i
nclude
d
in
the
permanent
collections
o
f
the
Museum
of
Modern
Art,
New
York;
the
Smithsonian
American
Art
Museum,
Washington,
DC;
the
Whitney
Museu
m
of
American
Art;
the
Metropolitan
Museu
m
of
Art,
New
York;
the
San
Francisco Museum
of
Modern
Art;
the de Young Museum,
San
Fra
ncisc
o
and
the
Berkeley
Art
Museum.
I
n
2012,
h
e
was
the
recipien
t
o
f
the
San
Francisco
Museum
o
f
Modern
Art’s 13th
Annual
Bay
Area
Treasure
Award.
Previous honors
include
a
Rockefeller
Foundation
Fellowship
Award
in
Multim
edia,
three
Langlois
Foundation
Gr
ants
a
n
d a
Guggenheim
Fellowship Award.
Campbell
has
two
Bachelor
of
Science
degrees
in
Mathematics
and
Engineering
from
MIT
and
as
an
engineer
holds
nearly
twenty
patents
i
n
the
field
of
vide
o
image
processing.
His
2 018
piece
‘Day
for
Night’
i
s
a
permanent
LED
installation
that
comprises
t
he
to
p
nine
floors
o
f
the
61 -s
tory Salesforce
Tower
in
San
Francisco.
Kat
e
Eilertsen
Kate
Eilertse
n
is
currentl
y
the
E
xecutive Director
and Chief
Curator
at
di
Rosa Center
for
Contemporary
Art.
She has
thirty
years
of
museum
and
nonprofit
executive
experience
and
is
a
dedicated
educator
deepl
y
committed
to
public
engagement.
Eilertsen
has
a
curatorial
specialization
in
contemporary
craft
and
art
and
has
her
own
ongoin
g
curatorial
consultancy
with
organizations.
Previously
sh
e
has
held
Executiv
e
Director
positions
at
Sonoma
Valley
Museum
of
Art,
Museu
m
of
Craft
and
Folk
Art,
and
Director
of
Visual
Arts
at
Yerba
Buena
C
en
ter
for
the
Arts.
She
holds
a Master
of
Arts
from
Hunter
College,
NY.
ATTACHMENT 2
Pu
b
l
i
c A
rt Steering Committee (PASC) Advisory Committee
:
Miki
Hsu
L
eavey
–
PASC
Member
Miki
Hsu
Leavey
is
an
artist
with
lifetime
work
experience
as
a
professional
practicing
painter
and
collagist,
a
Teaching
Artist,
an
Arts
Integration
Specialist
an
d
as
a
Museum
Arts
Educator
specializing
in
Community
Engagement.
Leave
y
has
worked
in
the
mu
seum
field
locally since
2000,
starting
with
COPIA,
Napa
Valley
Museum,
an
d
the
di
Rosa
Center
for
Contemp
orary
Art
.
Currently
she
i
s
an
integra
l
part
of
the
Education
department
at
the
Sonoma
Valley
Museum
of
Art.
She
and her
husband have
been
residents
o
f
Napa
since
1987,
have
raised
t
heir two
s
ons
in
Napa,
working
to
provide
the
ar
ts
i
n
o
ur public
s
chools
. She
has
worked
closely
wit
h
the
Arts
Council
Napa
Valley
for
many
years
i
n
the
past,
and
currently,
still
resides
in
their
Victorian
hom
e
in
downtown
Napa.
Garret
Murphy
–
PASC
Member
Garret
Murphy
i
s
the
founder
and
managing
partner
of
the
Vintner’s
Collective
in
Napa.
He
is
a
Parisian,
who
settle
d
in
Napa
Valley
in
1994
where
the
landscape,
the
people
an
d
the
foo
d
reminds
him
of
France.
A
p
erfect
pla
ce
t
o
be
inspire
d!
He
is
a
self
-t
au
ght
painter,
sculptor
an
d
photographer;
an
d
is
mostly
a
landscape
and
portrait
artist.
In
a
ddition
t
o
h
is
c
urrent
t
erm
o
n
t
he
P
ublic
A
rt
S
teering
C
omm
ittee, he
h
as
s
erved
o
n
the
Downtown
Specific
Plan
steering
committee
and
the
Napa
County landmark board.