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Ms. Teriosa
San Francisco, CA
Art Galleries
3135 24th St, San Francisco 94110, CA
Ms. Teriosa is an abandoned storefront on 24th Street, converted into an interactive art installation for the Art in Storefronts project.
There's a box with cards (sometimes?) you can fill out with questions for the mythical fortune teller Ms. Teriosa, who will someday respond. The responses tend to be witty and delightful, with a good attitude and awareness of the neighborhood - it's worth stopping by to read all of them.
The window at times fills completely with answered queries, but new questions are cycled in periodically, probably every week or two.
There's a box with cards (sometimes?) you can fill out with questions for the mythical fortune teller Ms. Teriosa, who will someday respond. The responses tend to be witty and delightful, with a good attitude and awareness of the neighborhood - it's worth stopping by to read all of them.
The window at times fills completely with answered queries, but new questions are cycled in periodically, probably every week or two.
3135 24th St, San Francisco 94110, CA
Ms. Teriosa is an abandoned storefront on 24th Street, converted into an interactive art installation for the Art in Storefronts project.
There's a box with cards (sometimes?) you can fill out with questions for the mythical fortune teller Ms. Teriosa, who will someday respond. The responses tend to be witty and delightful, with a good attitude and awareness of the neighborhood - it's worth stopping by to read all of them.
The window at times fills completely with answered queries, but new questions are cycled in periodically, probably every week or two.
There's a box with cards (sometimes?) you can fill out with questions for the mythical fortune teller Ms. Teriosa, who will someday respond. The responses tend to be witty and delightful, with a good attitude and awareness of the neighborhood - it's worth stopping by to read all of them.
The window at times fills completely with answered queries, but new questions are cycled in periodically, probably every week or two.