A visual storytelling project showcases the residents of The Harrison, one of the last remaining SROs. The project's creators discussed the meaning behind their art on KTVU.
The exhibit is currently on display and can be viewed through September 26th. It is located at the Lowdown at 14th & Harrison.
Further details about the project and exhibit are available from the source, including the inspiration and stories behind the visual storytelling.
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