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Founded in 2007, Inclusions Gallery is located in the neighborhood of Bernal Heights in San Francisco, California. The gallery features contemporary art by mid career and emerging artists from San Francisco, and the Bay Area. The gallery also features handmade goods by number of jewelry and ceramic artists year round. Along with art openings and artist's talks, the gallery regularly host a number of special events including, local live music, film, poetry readings, trunk shows with jewelry, ceramic and textile artists from within the community.

ABOUT THE GALLERY: The Gallery features emerging and established artists from around the world in dialogue with Bay Area icons working across media and genres. These artists are meticulous in their technique, compelled to make meaning from chaos and identify the profound in the pedestrian. Our program flouts neat curatorial categories, with presentations prioritizing rare poetic concerns or marrying dissimilar materials to establish a singular aesthetic. ABOUT THE STUDIO: The Studio is an oasis for creative expression, a theater for live performances, and a classroom for continuous learning. Local and visiting artists lead a variety of workshops for adults.

Charming art gallery participating in annual ArtSpan Open Studios, featuring a mix of local artists.

80 Bronte St

Engine 43 Art Studios is a collaborative Studio space in a former fire house also known as “the Princess Diaries house”. It is run by local artists, occasionally putting up events. The studio space has no fixed opening hours. It is only open to the public for events or if you sign up for “screen printing at the Princess diaries house” through airbnb events. Sorry, there are no tours at this time.

82 El Sereno Ct

The Pop-up Gallery is an annual month-long art show showcasing female identifying artists from the Bay Area. The show takes over an empty retail space and transforms it into an art gallery exhibiting the artist's latest collections. The show, INTERWOVEN, features Jaime Lovejoy, Erin Hupp, Kaleen Cameron, Hannah Franco, Katie Gong and Sasinun Kladpetch. Staffed by the artists themselves, the gallery provides an opportunity for visitors and collectors to chat with artists and hear first hand their process and inspiration, how they created the work and discuss the story behind each piece.

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