Nancy Toomey Fine Art

Municipal Bonds in San Francisco is a contemporary art gallery championing artists whose practices are defined by conceptual rigor and material inquiry in diverse media. Founded in 2019 by Emily Miller, the program spans exhibitions, monographs, site-specific commissions, and museum collaborations. Representing artists based in California and internationally, the gallery advances discourse across regional and global perspectives.

Spare gallery showcasing conceptual & experimental art across a variety of media.

Hashimoto Contemporary is a contemporary art gallery originally founded in 2013 by Ken Harman Hashimoto. After joining the team in 2017, the gallery announced Jennifer Rizzo as a partner in 2023. Our roster consists of an eclectic blend of emerging and established contemporary artists working primarily within our respective local communities. Hashimoto Contemporary provides a dual platform to both marginalized and mainstream voices. You can find us at the Minnesota Street Project (San Francisco) and the Lower East Side (New York City) where our spaces put on new exhibitions monthly.

1275 Minnesota St

Jenkins Johnson Gallery, founded in 1996, is a dealer of contemporary art, representing international artists working across disciplines. We are members of the Art Dealers Association of America, the Association of International Photography Art Dealers and the San Francisco Art Dealers Association. Gallerist Karen Jenkins-Johnson was featured in The New York Times Style Magazine as part of a small but influential group of black gallerists correcting history, and was interviewed on art world diversity by AIPADexposure. She is a Museum of the African Diaspora, San Francisco advisor, and in 2018, was named the MoADSF Patron of the Arts.

1275 Minnesota St

1275 Minnesota St Ste 105

Established in 1999, Themes+Projects (formally Modernbook gallery) specializes in innovative and contemporary fine art. The gallery exhibits artists that span from emerging to mid-career. Artistic techniques may range from tradition darkroom practices; venture into the realm of alternative or mixed media; or experiment with digital technology. The gallery is located inside the 1275 building of Minnesota Street Project, which is part of San Francisco's burgeoning arts district in the Dogpatch neighborhood.