Rigo 98 (now Rigo 23)

Portuguese

1966, Madeira Island, Portugal

Biography

Rigo 98, now known as Rigo 23, is best known for large, site-specific works in San Francisco’s South of Market area, which underwent radical changes during the 1990s with the construction of cultural destinations, including the Mario Bo

Rigo 23 discusses the lost bird posters he found throughout San Francisco and considers the ways they reflect the lives of the people who posted them.

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