most of the early art on ccsf campus was due to the work of timothy l. pflueger, the architect who was in charge of designing ccsf in the 1930s. pflueger was on a committee of well-known beaux-arts architects organizing and designing the golden gate international exposition (ggie) and he put together a large exhibit of "art in action in 1940," showcasing a number of artists (from various genres) on display, engaged in creating works. many of these artworks from ggie now permanetely live at ccsf's ocean campus.