The BEST ART Light Installation In SF is Making its Return Next Year

18 Dec 2024 · 1 min
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In this brief news update, Austin Klar reports that the iconic Bay Bridge light art installation by artist Leo Villareal is returning after a two‑year hiatus. Crews have begun installing approximately 50,000 LEDs on the bridge’s western side—about double the original count—aimed at making the display visible across San Francisco, Marin, and the East Bay. The new setup is engineered to better resist wind, fog, and moisture, addressing the environmental issues that forced the original installation to cease in March 2023. The upgraded artwork is expected to remain operational through at least 2035, with a relaunch event slated for later this winter, though exact details are still pending.

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