…is up and ready for some animal habitation action as a part of the show Presidio Habitats, and I was finally able to see it for the first time this afternoon on a tour of the park by curator/gallerist Cheryl Haines who organized this first contemporary art exhibition in a National Park – including work by Mark Dion and Ai Weiwei – and I’m particularly excited for my first opportunity to see what happens when the Snag Tower is installed outdoors for some wildlife activity, and not just in a gallery as a prototype for human inspiration.