During the Depression, artists in San Francisco showed us their world in vibrant public artworks as big and powerful as the events and people they depicted. Do we still hear the messages? Can we use them? Robert Cherny, history professor emeritus at SF State, will explore and explain these spectacular artifacts of an era that profoundly shaped our own. If art were water, these pieces would be the waterfalls of Yosemite. Join us for a dazzling display.