SUMMER CAMPERS IN SAN FRANCISCO’S Golden Gate Park did not expect they would be painting with corn tortillas and a repurposed tire with a famed Mexican artist. But that’s exactly what happened earlier this week, and they were excited to learn to test their skills and see the new art installations across the park.
Children from the Joseph Lee Recreation Center, a community spot in the Bayview District, enjoyed a sunny afternoon in Golden Gate Park while participating in a printmaking workshop led by Mexico City-based artist Betsabeé Romero. She showed one group of children her process of creating unique images at a small workshop while park staff showed others Romero’s new pieces installed on Monday across the park’s promenade.
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