Jackie Fielder
speaker
583 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 14 Jul
Jackie Fielder’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Art consistently expressed a deep appreciation for the neighborhood he lived and worked in through his pieces, painting beautiful and large-scale murals to reflect the portal's diversity and cultural significance, including a peace commission during the pandemic that uplifted people's spirits and gave the neighborhood a sense of hope.
In 2018, art was commissioned by San Francisco Beautiful to paint eight cityscapes of different neighborhoods in San Francisco, matched with poetry and displayed on the inside of Muni buses with the theme Connected Communities.
The District 9 office has had the privilege of displaying a gallery of his artwork for the last four years, and every person who has stepped through our door has marveled at the breadth and beauty of his representations
of neighborhood scenes and celebrations.
In response to a commendation he received here at this board in 2023, he shared, quote, what is citizenship?
Working respectfully and responsibly with others and for your community.
People who display citizenship take care of themselves and their communities.
Citizenship requires social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision making.
One of Art's dreams was to create an art night at City Hall to celebrate the city's many creatives and to uplift the importance of arts and culture to our diverse neighborhoods.
Given the threats to arts and culture in San Francisco today, I'm hopeful that together we can make his vision a reality and commit to supporting these important community assets and perhaps indeed have an art night at City Hall in the near future.
Art always took care of his community and celebrated the vibrancy and beauty of life in the Portola, Bernal, and Mission throughout his life's work.
I offer my deepest condolences to Vladimir, his son, and his wife and partner in art and community, Lisa, and her kids, who are here today to witness this tribute.
His legacy lives on in public murals he painted and in the gallery of his work that his son hopes to create in their home in the Portola.
Rest in power, Art Koch.
We will dearly miss you.
Colleagues, I also have two items to introduce today that both serve to preserve and honor the legacy of Latin rock music in the Mission District, including San Francisco's own Carlos Santana.
The first is a resolution initiating the designation of the Latin Rock House, located at 2880 25th Street, as a historical landmark.
Owned by local musician Richard Segovia, the Latin Rock House is recognized for its cultural significance and mural depicting over 87 local Latin rock and Latino musicians.
The second is a resolution supporting a commemorative plaque to be installed in front of 405 Mullen Avenue, the site where Santana lives in Bernal Heights, during which he and his bandmates produced his breakthrough album that cemented his legacy as a Latin rock legend.
The rest I submit.
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