MAG members have the fortunate opportunity to observe Michael Good as he presents his complex and beautiful work to us on Tuesday, April 21 at 7pm. The lecture will be held at San Francisco's City College's Visual Arts building, room V115. The lecture will last approximately one hour with a question and answer session at the end. The lecture is free to MAG members,non-members can attend the lecture but will be asked to pay five dollars.
Michael Good, whose name is synonymous with anticlastic raising, has developed and expanded the definition of jewelry and metalsmithing to sculptural forms that are a natural extension of the human form. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania of Belgian parents, Michael is primarily self-taught as a jeweler and sculptor. He has been a goldsmith and teacher since 1969, and has taught workshops for professional organizations, schools, and universities in North America and Europe.
His work is represented in stores, galleries, and private collections internationally. www.michaelgood.com

City College of San Francisco, at 50 Phelan Avenue, is wheelchair accessible and has ample parking ($2/day) in its parking lot. It is also easily accessible via MUNI and BART. A map of the Ocean campus can be found through the College's website: http://www.ccsf.edu/Campuses/ (click on Ocean)