Past
THU, FEB 09 2017 @Public Works
Connected: Group Art Show161 Erie Street
San Francisco, CA
Come support Bay Area artists in the loft at Public Works. Have a drink (cash bar only), listen to music and bid on some art! All featured art for sale through our fun and easy bidding app ArtSlooth. You never know, you may walk home with a piece of art under your arm.
THU, JUL 13 2017 @SOMArts
Reimagine: The Art Behind Upcycling934 Brannan Street
San Francisco, CA
Artists are prone to upcycling without realizing it. Walking by discarded items on the street they think "why would someone throw this away?" Because Artists can see beyond the hours of frustrating repair and instead find a creative and more beautiful way of reimagining their newly found object. ArtSlooth wants to celebrate the talents of Artists who use their creativity to upcycle what is often waste to others.
Come support Bay Area artists at SOMarts in San Francisco. Have a drink, listen to music and bid on some art! All featured art for sale through our fun and easy bidding app ArtSlooth. You never know, you may walk home with a piece of art under your arm.
THU, MAY 02 2019 @Mini Bar
Dot Discourse837 Divisadero St
San Francisco, CA
Opening reception for new works by Kundan Baidwan.
The show will run through June 10th.
THU, AUG 01 2019 @Palette
Recurring Patterns - Opening Reception816 Folsom Street
San Francisco, CA
Celebrate the First Thursday Art Walk with the opening reception of Recurring Patterns at Palette Gallery! This colorful exhibition features the work of Bay Area artists Sharon Virtue and Kevin Harris as they explore the concepts of abundance, symbols, mark making and shape shifting through paintings and prints. Each artist is inspired by the development of story and pattern; the story by which their work evolves, and the patterns that begin to take shape through their medium and subject matter. Come meet and mingle with the artists as we enjoy the fruits of their labor! Light refreshments will be provided.
FRI, AUG 30 2019 @SFAI—Chestnut Street Campus
Closing Reception: More Than 700 Years800 Chestnut Street
San Francisco, CA
More Than 700 Years: SFAI Faculty Exhibition On View: June 7–September 1Opening Reception: June 7 | 5–8pm at SFAI—Fort Mason CampusClosing Reception: August 30 | 5–8pm at SFAI—Chestnut Street Campus A faculty exhibition, by its very nature, is a model of the teaching community of the institution that produces it and hosts it. More Than 700 Years, the title of the SFAI 2019 Faculty Exhibition, springs from the summation of time invested by each participating faculty member; an amalgam of years of activity both in the studio and in the classroom. In this way, the showcase is an intersection of education, nuanced artistic labor, and dedication. The exhibition is an opening of a window into a contingent space — a convergence of incidents and objects that braid together the practices of the community that imparts knowledge and experience at SFAI. More Than 700 Years — spanning both campuses at Fort Mason Center and Chestnut Street — is also a sweet farewell to the gradua
Trueque - Pt. 11131 Mission St
San Francisco, CA
Diasporic Futurism Part II: The Future Futures1131 Mission St
San Francisco, CA
Virtual Reception for - Excelsior Art Initiative934 Brannan St
San Francisco, CA
ArtSpan’s Excelsior Art Initiative program celebrates rich cultures, supports small businesses and local ar
Artist Mixer: Mission Kiss 934 Brannan St
San Francisco, CA
Put Your Heart Into A Community Art Project With A Kiss!
MFA Revisited1131 Mission St
San Francisco, CA
AIN Virtual Reception - A New Beginning934 Brannan St
San Francisco, CA
Curated by Phillip Hua - A New Beginning celebrates artists from San Francisco's Portola district, tucked a
AIN Virtual Reception with Shrey Purohit and Rachel Tirosh934 Brannan St
San Francisco, CA
Art-in-Neighborhoods Reception with ArtSpan Artists Shrey Purohit and Rachel Tirosh
Spell of the Senses1131 Mission St
San Francisco, CA
AIN Virtual Reception of Courtney Brown and Stephanie Jack934 Brannan St
San Francisco, CA
Art-in-Neighborhoods reception with ArtSpan Artists Courtney Brown and Stephanie Jack