Summer 2010, SFAI moved its housing program to two locations in Nob Hill: Sutter Hall at 717 Sutter Street, and Abby Hall at 630 Geary Street. In Spring 2020, the housing program was dissolved due to financial exigency. Exhibitions and public programs Students were given direct access to exhibitions, lectures, symposia, films, and other unique interdisciplinary events. An integral part of campus life, such events connected students to the larger community of artists, art, and contemporary ideas. The Walter and McBean Galleries (on the 800 Chestnut Street campus) house exhibitions, workshops, and other alternative and experimental avenues for presenting work by international contemporary artists. Students also had the opportunity to display their work in a number of spots on SFAI's two campuses, including the Diego Rivera Gallery. Adaline Kent Award Former board member (1947–1957), Adaline Kent was a sculptor and alumni of the school. Upon her death in 1957, she bequeathed $10,000 for the establishment of an annual award for a promising California Artist. Each year since 1957 the prize was awarded by the San Francisco Art Institute Artists' Committee. Winners included Ron Nagle (1978), Wally Hedrick (1985), Mildred Howard (1991), Clare Rojas (2004), and as the final award, Scott Williams (2005). Notable former faculty Kathy Acker Ansel Adams, landscape photographer, founded the photography department in 1945 Gertrude Partington Albright, painting and etching (1917–46) Roy Ascott, Dean 1975-1978 Craig Baldwin, filmmaker Blixa Bargeld, musician (2008) Elmer Bischoff, painting Charles Boone, composer James Broughton, filmmaking 1969-1982 Rea Irvin Stan Brakhage, filmmaker Joan Brown, painting John Collier, visual anthropologist Christopher Coppola, film director/producer Linda Connor, large-format photographer Dewey Crumpler, muralist and painter Imogen Cunningham, portrait photographer Angela Davis (1976) Jay DeFeo James Budd Dixon, painting Richard Diebenkorn, painting Trisha Donnelly Okwui Enwezor Howard Fried, installation, performance, video artist, founded the New Genres department Sonia Gechtoff, painting María Elena González Rene Green Doug Hall Julius Hatofsky, painting Wally Hedrick Hou Hanru Robert H. Hudson, sculpture Pirkle Jones, photographer Paul Kos, conceptual artist George Kuchar (1972–2011), filmmaker Tony Labat, installation artist Dorothea Lange, photographer Pedro Joseph de Lemos, decorative design, director, 1911-1917 Leo Lentelli, sculptor Janis Crystal Lipzin, filmmaker, interdisciplinary artist Frank Lobdell, painting Brenda Louie Lydia Lunch Eric Spencer Macky, painter, former Dean from 1919 until 1935. Arthur Frank Mathews, muralist, painter Tom Marioni Fred Martin, beat-era, post-war painter and writer and Professor Emeritus. Alicia McCarthy, painter Jane McGonigal, game designer and author