You might think that the gallery, a San Francisco mainstay for 25 years, would own it. Miller says she liked the idea at first. But Miller soon had second thoughts. After approving South to the Future's installation, Miller threatened to renege on the deal if the collective didn't sign away their rights to the domain. We simply wanted to protect our stake in it.
Bond laughs at the explanation.
It's just an art exhibit. Nonetheless, South to the Future largely complied, with a smile. Damien Cave is a staff writer for Salon Technology. Sound Off Send us a Letter to the Editor Related stories Kissing up to the community Once hailed as San Francisco saviors, dot-coms now have to make nice with peeved neighbors. Featuring our original artwork.