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Omni Hotel - Bob's Steak & Chop House, San Francisco, produced 1991 This is where Judge Breyer and his wife Sydney discovered our historical work in 2002, which led to our now 18-year project creating historical community exhibits for the US District Courthouses in Northern California. End to end the Courthouse exhibit program is about a mile long were it be stretched out.

Great shot of the Washington Hospital's volunteer team in front of the 60" sculptural emblem of their logo we created for them back in 1998 - still looking as vibrant as when we installed it. Great client and community!

An excellent video celebrating our client Washington Hospital, featuring their CEO Nancy Farber, Fremont Bank's generosity and their leading work in community health care, proving it to be a viable alternative to the often impersonal industrial scale health care that is all too prevalent today. Some of our artwork can be seen in this presentation.

Check out this Flickr Album of our favorite projects over the last couple decades.

We are pleased to showcase this incoming seal destined for Judge Davila's courtroom in San Jose, arriving at Eco Framing for final preparation for installation tomorrow. This piece is 48" wide, weighs in at 85 lbs, crafted in solid California Black Oak by our partner Woodlab of Eureka, thanks for Jeremy Harris. This will be the 4th custom routed and carved seal we have crafted with them for the US District Court, also located in Oakland and McKinleyville (see below)... These seals are centerpieces for our programs which are installed throughout the public space, chambers, and courtrooms of the US District Courthouses in San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland, and McKinleyville. Throughout their facilities, you will find exhibits directly expressing the community heritage of the immediate areas served by the court. Our programs combine historical photograph with educational narratives as well as high-resolution reproductions of New Deal Era murals from Coit Tower and other locations. Installation is slated for later in March; for more details, click through to my Flickr gallery https://www.flickr.com/photos/bennetthall/47095251211