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Fort Mason Hosts an Artist-Made Roller Disco Rink

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assume vivid astro focus, 'àngeles veloces arcanos fugaces,' 2014, Roller disco installation at Faena Art Center, Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Courtesy the artist; Photo: Carolina Bonfanti)

Can roller skating bring people together during polarizing times? That’s the hope behind actions vent ascending frequencies, the latest incarnation of a 2004 project by assume vivid astro focus (the alias of New York artist Eli Sudbrack). A psychedelic-tinged outdoor roller-skating rink with a DJ booth at its center turns the Fort Mason parking lot into a platform for both free public skating and programming organized by the Church of 8 Wheels and Bay Area Derby. No quads of your own? The Church provides rentals for just $5. —Sarah Hotchkiss

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