Hospitality House Art Studio

ArtSpan, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is committed to cultivating a vibrant, accessible, and world-class art community in San Francisco and to promoting the city's unique creative energy locally and globally. We champion an inclusive art experience by providing hundreds of local artists with the equal opportunity to showcase their work and make direct connections to diverse audiences and patrons. We are guided by the belief that artists play a vital role in society and that broad public engagement with their work is essential to defining a new cultural environment for our changing city.

Haight Street Art Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to the celebration, education, and production of poster art.

This location is closed to the public. To visit our gallery, visit 3245 16th Street. Creativity Explored gives artists with developmental disabilities the means to create and share their work with the community, celebrating the power of art to change lives. Founded in 1983 in San Francisco, we are committed to supporting people with developmental disabilities in their quest to become working artists, and to promoting their work as an emerging and increasingly important contribution to the contemporary art world.

We activate space by aligning with artists, neighbors, building owners, property managers, and organizations to bring life and art into dark retail spaces. Our location at 780 Valencia is now permanently CLOSED, however our new and current space is at 599 Valencia Street.

Mission Arts Center is a San Francisco Recreation & Parks facility in heart of San Francisco’s Mission District. Located on Treat and 21st Street, this beautiful brick building will play host to some of the City’s finest music, dance, and visual art classes in an open and diverse community setting.

348 Precita Ave

The Sharon Art Stu­dio is San Francisco’s largest pub­lic art cen­ter. Located in Golden Gate Park, our programs are jointly oper­ated by the San Fran­cisco Recre­ation and Parks Depart­ment (SFRPD) and the Friends of Sharon Art Stu­dio (FOSAS). We offer arts edu­ca­tion for peo­ple of all ages in ceram­ics, leaded and fused glass, jewelry/metal arts, draw­ing, paint­ing, and mixed media. The stu­dio is an incu­ba­tor of new skills and rela­tion­ships. A membership is a commitment to a community of artists.

Located in downtown San Francisco, the International Art Museum of America (IAMA) is a non-profit museum dedicated to showcasing exquisite art to promote moral progress, spiritual well-being, cultural development, and world peace. IAMA features a diverse collection of European, American, and Asian artworks from the 17th century to today. The museum’s strict selection criteria ensure that exhibited works meet world-class standards of excellence. Notable exhibits include paintings by H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III, with auction prices reaching $1.65 million per square foot, and the acclaimed works of Professor Yuhua Shouzhi Wang, recognized by UNESCO as an “International First-class Artist” in 2020.