Local Art

Step into BRICK EXHIBITION, a fan-made celebration of creativity, imagination and the endless possibilities of toy brick building. Discover incredible creations, explore larger-than-life builds and see what happens when fans take their brick-building skills to the next level.

2051 35th Ave

San Francisco

2010 Hyde St

1480 17th St

CHUNG 24 GALLERY Art gallery in San Francisco’s Potrero/DogPatch neighborhood, featuring photography and photography-based art by emerging, mid-career and renowned artists in the Bay Area and beyond.

Original contemporary paintings and sculptures in a beautiful gallery near San Francisco's Union Square.

Founded in San Francisco by Callie Jones and Julia Li in 2023, COL Gallery presents emerging and historically significant artists, creating conversations across generations, practices and cultural perspectives. COL is named in honor of the late sculptor Richard Nonas (1936–2021).

A very unique gift shop with locally made items, decorative items, housewares, jewelry + art and vintage furniture. We are a 30 year old, "legacy SF" shop. Under new management, the evolution is apparent with new ideas, products and offerings. You never know what you might find! We'd love to see you!

341 Sutter St

145 Hooper St

708 Montgomery St

1007 General Kennedy Ave Suite 1

451 Galvez Ave

Art studio available to visit by appointment.

1275 Minnesota St #102

Come get your hands dirty at Castro Clay. Through pottery classes, memberships, and private events, aspiring artists can explore the craft of hand-building and wheel-throwing with clay.

Established in 1991, Catharine Clark Gallery is among the leading West Coast contemporary art galleries. Catharine Clark Gallery serves as the primary representative for an acclaimed roster of international artists, including Masami Teraoka, Stephanie Syjuco, Marie Watt, Nina Katchadourian, Arleene Correa Valencia, Julie Heffernan, and Sandow Birk. Exhibitions change every eight weeks, and each is accompanied by a time-based media or video work presented in the Gallery’s dedicated Media Room. The Gallery works with fine art presses and co-publishes original prints, which are presented in our works on paper gallery.

Chandler Gallery is a contemporary art space founded in March 2025. The gallery presents artists across disciplines, uniting celebrated figures and emerging voices to share expansive perspectives, and is a proud member of the San Francisco Art Dealers Association (SFADA).

459 Geary St

101 Horne Ave

Colorful gallery offering modern art pieces, including paintings & sculptures, plus public events.

2900 Fulton St

Fine Art Gallery featuring 500 years of master works. Open by appointment.

Church of Clown is a community supported public organization whose purpose is to embolden humanity through community, teach resiliency through humor, find humility through service and nurture inspiration through joy. For us, Clown is a sacred essential medicine at work across all cultures and time. Dan Griffiths was inspired to found Church of Clown with other clowns and spiritual leaders who are also searching for community in which to generate new opportunities to practice their craft and to serve. Church of Clown is a 501(c)(3) non-profit based in San Francisco, Ca.

Pier 70, the Noonan Building

City Art recently celebrated its 20th anniversary as an artist-owned and operated gallery. With more than 100 hundred members, and new group shows opening the first Friday of every month, the gallery's walls and display cases are filled with wide variety of changing art, jewelry, sculpture and more. We are always on the lookout for new members, and how-to-join information can be found at our website.

Club Fugazi Theater is home to the long-running hit "Dear San Francisco" from the world-renowned circus and arts collective, The 7 Fingers (www.7fingers.com). The show premiered in October 2021 to rave reviews from critics and audiences alike and has continued to win awards every year. This explosive, intimate, and immersive experience was created by Bay Area natives and serves as a love letter to the City by the Bay. A menu of small bites, shareable plates, and desserts, with a wine list drawing on the Italian roots of the Club, elevates the experience to what San Francisco Magazine called "San Francisco's Best New Night Out." Winner of 6 2024 readers' polls, including Best Venue, Best Show, "Travellers Choice" on TripAdvisor.

The go-to for Fine Art Services: •Climate controlled storage •Art installation •Sculpture installation(craning/rigging) •Packing/moving •S.F to L.A./N.Y. Art shuttles •Crate fabrication •Private viewing gallery •Private storage rooms •Employs and supports local artists

State-of-the-art 437-seat facility hosting special events that include performing arts & lectures.

Located on Balboa & 36th Avenue in San Francisco, Creative IQ Art Studio offers art classes, camps, workshops, and parties for kids, teens, adults and all experience levels! Our art studio, gallery, and beautiful backyard provide a bright and welcoming creative environment perfect for art classes, camps, gift shopping, and hosting private parties. The CIQ gift shop and gallery feature art supplies, art, handmade gifts, cards, prints, and wares made by local artisans, representing talented local artists from San Francisco, Oakland and the San Francisco Bay Area! Owner Suzie Ferras has over 25 years experience working professionally in the arts, and was born and raised in San Francisco's Richmond District.

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.

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.

221 4th St

1695 18th St c101

Crown Point Press, founded in 1962, focuses on the art of etching. Our gallery and studio are located in an historic building around the corner from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Crown Point’s main activity is printing and publishing fine art etchings. We also hold summer etching workshops open to all and have published books detailing the craft of the etching process. Since its founding, Crown Point has worked with over 100 artists, including Tomma Abts, John Cage, Robert Colescott, Richard Diebenkorn, Leonardo Drew, Mary Heilmann, Sol LeWitt, Tom Marioni, Julie Mehretu, Odili Donald Odita, Chris Ofili, Laura Owens, Hilary Pecis, Ed Ruscha, Pat Steir, Wayne Thiebaud, Rupy C. Tut and Mary Weatherford.

"The art gallery upstairs" since 2017. We do not make cushions. Please check the website for up-to-date information on exhibitions and open hours. Cushion Works assists artists at critical stages of their development through the production of exhibitions, publications, and programs. Rooted in radical Bay Area cultural traditions, Cushion Works privileges direct audience experience and strengthens community by generating conversation around art and its possibilities. By focusing on emerging and lesser-known artists, Cushion Works honors those who have yet to benefit from broader recognition and places them in historical and cultural context.

414 Mason St

1890 Bryant St

53 Pond St

1661 Tennessee St #3d

"Established by Lisa Dolby Chadwick in San Francisco in 1997, Dolby Chadwick Gallery represents an international roster of emerging and mid-career artists working in traditional and hybrid media, including oil painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, and photography. The Gallery seeks to exhibit articulate, visceral, and provocative new work, and to support its artists in the development of their creative processes and visions."

2180 Bryant St #205

We recognize that creativity is a universal language that transcends age barriers. From after-school programs to engaging workshops, Doran Studio offers a myriad of opportunities for all ages to delve into their passions and unleash their creativity.

We closed our store, but message us to schedule an appointment to view our selection On instagram:Doubledownshop Email: doubledownzine@gmail.com

My Art studio. Come see me making art and see the pieces I have finished.

Dusted and Blue is a community ceramics studio and pottery shop in San Francisco offering pottery classes, workshops, studio memberships, and handmade ceramics. Whether you're completely new to pottery or looking to deepen your practice, our classes and workshops offer a welcoming space to learn, create, and connect with others. We offer wheel throwing and handbuilding classes, specialty workshops, open studio memberships, and a curated selection of handmade ceramics and artwork. Come get your hands in the clay and make something of your own! Our Shop is open weekends 12-5pm and our Studio is open to members Monday - Sunday 9am -9pm, with 24 hour access available upon sign up.

Founded in 2015, EUQINOM Gallery represents emerging and mid-career contemporary artists. The gallery is focused on presenting multidisciplinary work that expands the boundaries of photo-based practices. Ranging from the ephemeral to the documentary, the program champions work that is rigorous in process and practice and demonstrates a lively engagement with photo and art histories. EUQINOM Gallery represents their artists and works closely with their clients to create a tailored and thoughtful approach in all relationships. The gallery is proud of its dynamic roster of artists and continues to grow artist practices through a combination of interdisciplinary artist talks, museum placements, publishing and other dynamic career opportunities.