Local Art

223 Jefferson St

743 Taraval St

1275 Minnesota St Ste 105

2 Marina Boulevard, Building B, #330

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.

Et al. etc. - an art gallery and Et al. books - a books store with used and new art, fiction, etc.

Founded in 2009, Ever Gold [Projects] exhibits emerging and mid-career artists. Originally located in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood in a space formerly occupied by a pawn shop/gold teeth fabricator, Ever Gold Gallery was an artist run project space, which transitioned into a commercial gallery in January 2013. In January 2016, the gallery was renamed Ever Gold [Projects] to indicate a shift towards longer and more internationally focused exhibitions and projects. Ever Gold [Projects] is located in the main Minnesota Street Project building in the Dogpatch—San Francisco’s new and rapidly evolving arts district. Ever Gold [Projects] is owned and directed by Andrew McClintock.

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3004 Taraval St

San Francisco State University, Coppola Theatre, Fine Arts Building, Room 238, 1600 Holloway Ave

1331 Grant Ave

Specializing in San Francisco Bay Area Contemporary Art, Foster Gwin offers a very carefully selected collection of Bay Area Abstract Expressionist and Figurative Painting from 1945 to 1975. Founded over thirty years ago as a fine antique dealer.

Since 1979, Fraenkel Gallery has presented almost 400 exhibitions exploring photography and its relation to other media. The gallery exhibits and publishes significant works of art in a variety of media spanning two centuries.

It's my pleasure to bring this unique art form, fused glass, to the public. The artwork is created by using quality art glass, mixed media materials, custom framing and stands along with functional pieces such as bowls, platters, jewelry, etc.. My gallery provides a warm, relaxing atmosphere for customers who are seeking handcrafted art for their home/office/gifts. To make an appointment for a visit during closed hours, please email me, Carol Wentzel, at CWglassart1609@sonic.net

Nonprofit, community-based cultural hub promoting work by Latino artists, including digital murals.

Gallery 16 was founded in 1993 by artist Griff Williams with the primary focus of representing and advocating for the work of living contemporary artists. In addition to the regular exhibition schedule, the gallery sponsors artists talks, and hosts performances and music throughout the year. It’s our belief that the brick and mortar gallery model, to be culturally relevant, needs to embody new strategies for facilitating and presenting artist’s projects. The space, as Williams describes it, “allows for the artist to fail. We don’t create exhibitions around curatorial agendas, but extend an invitation to artists we trust and hope they use the opportunity to challenge themselves without restrictions.”

San Francisco's Finest Art Gallery

824 Montgomery St

Gallery Wendi Norris champions visionary artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. The gallery represents artists whose nomadic, intuitive, and intellectually rigorous practices interrogate the aesthetic, scientific, and philosophical movements of their time and whose work flows across disciplines, continents, and generations. The gallery is committed to advancing the legacies of historically significant estates and cultivating the current generation of artists, including María Magdalena Campos-Pons, Leonora Carrington, Chitra Ganesh, Enrique Martínez Celaya, Wolfgang Paalen, Alice Rahon, Dorothea Tanning, Remedios Varo, and Peter Young. The gallery was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in San Francisco’s historic Jackson Square.

Founded in 2018, our gallery embarked on a transformative journey. With our inaugural exhibitions, we endeavored to showcase international emerging artists alongside more established figures of Contemporary Art. Through the unwavering support of collectors, artists, supporters, and the dedicated gallery staff, this journey has grown and flourished over the years. Our expansion now encompasses three distinctive locations. Within our artistic realm, we curate a diverse range of mediums, encompassing painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, photography, and video. Our dedication remains unswerving: to bring the pinnacle of Modern and Contemporary artistic expression to our collectors with the highest levels of integrity and discernment.

Private - Open by Appointment Only

Founded in 1998, Hang Art presents original artworks by Bay Area artists to a vast audience of locals and visitors in our friendly, engaging San Francisco gallery. They are known for finding some of the best local and emerging artists in the San Francisco Bay Area, and specialize in introducing great work to those looking to build great collections. With their transparent sales and rental program, they provide an easy, accessible and fun collecting experience.

521 Francisco St

Contemporary art gallery known for promoting new talent & established international artists.

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.

HeartSFound offers a collection of photography from San Francisco of accidental hearts found in unique and surprising locations. "If you left your heart in San Francisco, I am going to try to find it." Some are harder to find than others, but one new heart is added to the collection every day.

Heron Arts is a contemporary art gallery and exhibition space. Situated in the heart of San Francisco's semi-industrial western SOMA district, Heron Arts occupies a converted brick building built in the early 1900s.

Presenting rotating exhibitions every 6-8 weeks, Hosfelt Gallery represents an international roster of contemporary artists working in all media

607 Grant Ave

Image Arts has been a trusted name in fine art type imaging in San Francisco, since 1978, serving both locals and visitors with high-quality posters. Image Arts posters and prints stand out for its wide variety, from food and drink posters like the Perrier Champagne poster to collectable-type pieces such as X-Men posters, Billie Eilish album posters, and Dragon Ball Z art posters, as well as matted prints of iconic San Francisco images.

766 Valencia St

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.

Ingleside Gallery at Ballast Coffee is an art gallery founded by award-winning painter Shrey Purohit, with the support of Ballast Coffee.

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.

Experimental art space & cool clothing for every body

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.

621 Grant Ave

2565 3rd St

Jonathan Carver Moore is a contemporary art gallery that specializes in working with emerging and established artists who are BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and women. Jonathan Carver Moore is the only openly gay, Black male-owned gallery in San Francisco and is committed to amplifying the voices of often-underrepresented artists through a Black queer lens.

58 W Portal Ave #243

We are a contemporary art gallery based in San Francisco's Union Square. K. Imperial Fine Art has been showcasing conceptual and formal works of art, including painting, installation, collage and sculpture with an emphasis on abstraction and works on paper.

Open by appointment only, please call or email us to schedule a visit.

1391 8th Ave

Little Raven is an artist-run gallery, a photography studio and an event rental space located at 6th and Howard in San Francisco’s SoMa district. Founded in 2010 by photographer Laura Kudritzki, Little Raven is dedicated to create a community where professionals, emerging photographers and artists may utilize the space, exhibit their work and share their vision. In addition, the 900 square feet space is available to rent for private or public events.

1345 Grant Ave

641 Market St

245 S Van Ness Ave #303