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‘Left in the dark’: Why it took a year to get the lights on at this Tenderloin gallery
Summary by The San Francisco Editorial Desk Jessica Blough , as published by The San Francisco Standard
· October 7, 2026
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Key points Bradley McCallum had found a suitable location for his art lab, but the process of getting equipment from PG&E took eight months. A gallery owner's plans were put on hold due to delays in obtaining necessary equipment.
A gallery owner's plans were put on hold due to delays in obtaining necessary equipment. Bradley McCallum had found a suitable location for his art lab, but the process of getting equipment from PG&E took eight months.
This delay contributed to a significant overall wait time, with the entire process taking a year to complete. The gallery owner was left waiting for an extended period before being able to move forward with his plans.
Further details about the situation and its impact on the gallery are available from the source.
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