The Artist's Gallery

518 Castro St

Harvey Milk's Castro Camera is Queer AF! We are a boutique, gallery, and gathering space showcasing and uplifting local Queer art and voices across the spectrum. From one-of-a-kind gifts and fine artwork to locally made clothing and accessories, Queer AF has something for everyone. We honor the legacy of Harvey Milk and his comrades by making his former storefront once again a warm and welcoming place to find and support community, buy beautiful things made right here in The Bay, and experience a broad range of perspectives and experiences. Come in and browse the beautiful collection, attend one of our many community centered events, and celebrate the beautiful spectrum of the Bay Area arts community with us!

Upper Market Gallery is a multidisciplinary fine art and design space in San Francisco.

Art House SF is a San Francisco-based global contemporary art gallery that offers an eclectic mix of affordable, diverse, and original art. We work closely with artists from Japan, Nepal, Chile, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Israel, Iceland, South Africa, France, Colombia, India and other countries. We often travel to these countries and meet them in person. We feature new solo and group exhibits every month and have a large inventory of framed original paintings and prints. Our artwork is framed, ready to hang, comes with free shipping and free art installation. We also strive to keep our prices affordable.

MAG Galleries focuses on artists from the Bay Area

Tribal Art and Artifacts from every culture; Philippines, Indonesia, Nepal, Vietnam, Thailand, Nagaland, Africa, Native American and so many more countries and tribes too numerous to mention!

San Francisco"s Premier Psychedelic Art Gallery in the. Haight Ashbury District. The Psychedelic Center Of the Universe! Vintage rock art posters, Original Paintings, fine art prints, blotter art, t-shirts and much more.....

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's Mission District, 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. Our studio and gallery is open to the public and art is available for sale: 50% of proceeds from art sales go directly to the artist. The gallery offers original art, paintings, drawings, digital prints, ceramic sculpture, and unique art products.