Lost Art Salon, San Francisco CA | Nearby Businesses

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245 S Van Ness Ave, Ste 303
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 861-1530

PUBLIC WORKS "Givin' the People what they Want" a multifaceted event and community space in San Francisco's Mission District. Public Works consists of a performance/event space, bar, art gallery and artist work shop/community room. From DJ oriented Club Parties and live bands to independent film screenings,performance art and random creative Outbursts, Public Works is a Hangout, a Happening, an Adventure. The art gallery provides a space where the work of local SF based artists can mingle with both the up and coming art star and the budding savant. We encourage the growth of art and creativity in the Mission and San Francisco as a whole and are intent to provide a forum and a physical space for both. As part of our commitment to the Neighborhood we will donate a portion of our proceeds to various local non profits in addition to assisting them with promotions and events. Root Division ( http://rootdivision.org/ ) , a non profit which brings art classes to kids in schools that can't afford programs is a current beneficiary. We're all about bringing the wide array of San Francisco's underground scenes and styles together under one roof while promoting and linking with some of the bay areas most inspiring, creatively oriented non profits PUBLIC WORKS: a zone for mixing, mingling and collaboration. . . YOU ASKED FOR IT: Sprung Hardwood floors Funktion 1 sound Multiple rooms Friendly staff Cubbys for Jackets Decent Non alcoholic drinks Multiple Projectors Art........ YOU GOT IT ! ! Our Mission as we stalwartly step forth: GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT ! !

The Lab is an experimental art space celebrated for its commitment to avant-garde programming in visual, sonic, and performance art. Located in San Francisco’s historic Redstone Building in the heart of the Mission District, The Lab is committed to bridging dialogues between artists and the community. It is known for pushing boundaries with a do-it-yourself scrappiness, promoting challenging, urgent work, and providing early opportunities for emerging and established artists since 1984.

Curatorial space located in the Mission District of San Francisco, California. Cranium Corporation is a curatorial and scientific consortium that promotes the work of artists and exhibitions that prompt critical conversations about environmental, political, and socioeconomic realities of today.

We aim to support, promote, and connect artists with their community through creative expression as a means to inspire, transform, and contribute. OUR VISION: An enriched society that values, supports, and weaves creativity and the arts in the fabric of daily life - promoting civic engagement, encouraging collective problem-solving and connecting diverse communities. MORSF strives to showcase individual and collaborative projects and encourages collaboration among individuals and organizations. MORSF embodies the belief that art empowers and transforms and recognized as a model for artistic community development through diverse arts programming and education, collaboration with artists, organizations, and the community to encourage creation, education and understanding of the arts as well as provide reflection, actualization, and advancement in personal development. In fulfilling our mission and vision, we take actions that reflect our core values. We strive to operate with honesty, authenticity, empathy, and compassion.

Creativity Explored is a dynamic nonprofit art center and gallery where artists with developmental disabilities have been creating, exhibiting and selling their art for over 32 years. Located in the vibrant cultural and dining corridor that transverses San Francisco’s Mission District, Creativity Explored provides a supportive studio environment, including individualized instruction from mentoring artists, quality supplies, and professional opportunities to exhibit and sell their art, the organization establishes these artists’ work as an emerging and increasingly important contribution to the contemporary art world.

Roll Up Gallery is an exciting spot situated in the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District. We are dedicated to the promotion of national and international emerging and established artists. Roll Up Gallery is part of the Public Works venue. (http://publicsf.com) a performance/event space, bar, art gallery and artist work shop/community room. Public Works and Roll Up Gallery encourage the growth of art and creativity in the Mission and San Francisco. Curator: Betty Bigas Assistant: Lauryn Porte

Established in 2003 by Andrew Martin Scott and Breezy Culbertson, San Francisco’s Needles & Pens is an arts space that showcases international and locally-made artist books, self-published zines, magazines, independent press, as well as, hand-made goods, jewelry, accessories; and visual artwork in a gallery setting. Since it’s inception, the mission of the space has been to create a dialogue between the artistic community and the general public of San Francisco by providing a venue in which artists can directly sell their creations – 50-60% of most items sold goes directly back to the artist that created it. Over the last 10 years, having hosted over 80 gallery exhibitions (including one in London, England and another in Malmo, Sweden), N&P has evolved into a grass-roots hub of the city’s thriving arts scene that attracts both a local and an international scope of artists providing an integral “stepping-stone” type of service with it’s virtual open-door to beginning artists. For many, Needles & Pens is the first place to display anything they’ve created publicly. There have been countless throngs of successful local individuals who’s work was first shown in a zine or silk-screened t-shirt on the racks at N&P that later went on to greater acclaim. Among this spectrum of influential artists are: Tauba Auerbach, Monica Canilao, Bill Daniel, Chris Duncan, Hamburger Eyes, Maria Forde, Jay Nelson, Mat O’Brien, Emily Prince, The Polaroid Kidd, Kyle Ranson, Sara Thustra, and many more… WE'RE OPEN DAILY 12 PM - 7 PM When in Los Angeles visit our sister store: & Pens Press 8564 Washington Blvd Culver City, CA. 90232

Fouladi projects offers relevant and inspiring contemporary fine art complemented by carefully curated functional works in an inviting gallery setting. We unite our program with art enthusiasts, whether they are a seasoned collector or a first time buyer. The work continues to span a wide range of mediums including painting, drawing, conceptual sculpture and installation. Through programmed exhibitions, studio visits, artist dinners and performances, we encourage our community to engage in an ongoing integration of art and life. Art fair participation and thoughtful promotion furthers our commitment to supporting our artists and makers on their creative journey and we look forward to introducing them and their work to you.

Art: Mixed Media in quaint sizes, Mixed Media Photography, Painting, Commission Art, Art Club, Art Excursions & Physical Support for the Artist in the Studio Through The Eyes of Yoga *Art Studio visits are conducted in a case by case manner & by appointment. *Boutique in your home or business: Faern is available to set up a table at your event free of charge for a guarantee of a minimum quantity of sales. If the number is not met, there is a fee for set up. *Rental of larger pieces on a month by month basis with a deposit that is returned when the piece is back in the home studio in pristine condition. (Please Visit https://www.facebook.com/faernworks.photography in regards to seeing some other photography)

Roll Up Gallery is an exciting spot situated in the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District. We are dedicated to the promotion of national and international emerging and established artists. Roll Up Gallery is part of the Public Works venue. (http://publicsf.com) a performance/event space, bar, art gallery and artist work shop/community room. Public Works and Roll Up Gallery encourage the growth of art and creativity in the Mission and San Francisco. Curator: Betty Bigas Assistant: Lauryn Porte

Established in 2009, Driftwood Salon is a fine arts gallery in San Francisco's Soma district.

Oliver Hawke Gallery ABOUT US: Oliver Hawke Gallery is a pop-up art gallery and art exhibition space producing monthly group and solo shows in the South of Market district of San Francisco. The gallery is affiliated with The Artillery SF, a film, visual graphics and animation studio. Oliver Hawke promotes new and emerging as well as established artists working in various media including illustration, painting, video art, photography and mixed media. The goal of Oliver Hawke Gallery is to provide a dynamic alternative art space where artists can exhibit and sell their art, where the public can be exposed to new artists and ideas in art, and to encourage the creative arts community of San Francisco. The pop-up gallery/exhibition space was a reaction to many local artists being priced out by rising costs in San Francisco. Our hope is that this space will promote artists living and working in the city of San Francisco. And for artists beyond, it will be part of a vibrant arts community.

Fouladi projects offers relevant and inspiring contemporary fine art complemented by carefully curated functional works in an inviting gallery setting. We unite our program with art enthusiasts, whether they are a seasoned collector or a first time buyer. The work continues to span a wide range of mediums including painting, drawing, conceptual sculpture and installation. Through programmed exhibitions, studio visits, artist dinners and performances, we encourage our community to engage in an ongoing integration of art and life. Art fair participation and thoughtful promotion furthers our commitment to supporting our artists and makers on their creative journey and we look forward to introducing them and their work to you.

Unfinished Projects 2012 Exhibit up until March 9th!

George Lawson Gallery represents a stable of artists who paint or work in disciplines with conceptual ties to painting. In addition we mount group exhibitions, special projects and guest solos that showcase trends in contemporary painting. We exhibit an international roster of artists, and produce limited edition books for many of our exhibitions. The gallery opened in San Francisco in 2008 at 49 Geary. From 2011 to 2013 we maintained an exhibition space at 8564 Washington Boulevard in Culver City along with a satellite space at 780 Sutter in San Francisco before consolidating the current location at 315 Potrero in San Francisco's new DoReMi arts district.

Established in 1991, Catharine Clark Gallery exhibits the work of contemporary artists. A wide range of media is represented in the gallery’s program with an emphasis on content driven work. The gallery has pioneered the presentation of new media art in San Francisco, and is the first commercial gallery in the area with a dedicated media room. Exhibitions are hosted on a six-week schedule, featuring work by one or two solo artist in addition to media room installations. Additionally the gallery regularly participates in national and international art fairs. The gallery re-located to 248 Utah Street September 7, 2013. In the meantime. For more information about programming or artists, please contact gallery staff: [email protected] or visit: www.cclarkgallery.com. This new location, again designed by Los Angeles based Tim Campbell, is within the neighborhood of the San Francisco Design Center and Showplace Square. Catharine Clark Gallery will add to the emerging cultural character of Potrero Hill, which currently includes California College of the Arts (CCA), the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, and the Museum of Craft and Design. In 2010, Catharine Clark Gallery opened a pop up space in a residential apartment in New York’s Chelsea neighborhood (313 West 14th Street, 2F, between 8th and 9th Avenues). Exhibits, performances and installations of gallery artists’ work are presented at the New York location several times a year.

Established in 1990, Brian Gross Fine Art specializes in contemporary painting, sculpture, photography, and works on paper. The gallery features a diversity of artists, ranging from strong emerging talent to established modern masters. Gallery artists include: Peter Alexander, Joe Amrhein, Estate of Robert Arneson, Karl Benjamin, Tony Berlant, Chad Buck, Marco Casentini, Freddy Chandra, Estate of Roy De Forest, Lewis deSoto, Josh Dov, Donald Feasél, Linda Fleming, Teo González, Dana Hart-Stone, Cheonae Kim, Dale Kistemaker, Robin McDonnell, Ed Moses, Sono Osato, Pard Morrison, Ruth Pastine, Meridel Rubenstein, Robert Sagerman, Phil Sims, Stephen Sollins, Roy Thurston, Amy Trachtenberg, and Andrea Way.

With a background in law, non-profit arts administration and art dealing, Todd Hosfelt opened his gallery in San Francisco in 1996. Former museum curator and current partner Dianne Dec joined the gallery in 1997. In 2012, Hosfelt expanded and relocated to a 9,000 sq. ft. former door factory in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood, forming the nucleus of the new DoReMi arts district. Hosfelt Gallery's program is built around artwork with a refined level of execution that offers new perspectives on critical discourses in contemporary art, culture, and politics. We represent an international roster of emerging to established artists whose work is grounded in a broad understanding of history — visual, cultural, political and social. Their idiosyncratic synthesis of knowledge and skill results in artworks that allude to tradition while incorporating new ideas, materials and methods.

Please send artist submissions to gallery(at)FIFTY24SF.com and make sure to include the title "Submission" in the subject line.

Vision With Asia as our lens and art as our cornerstone, we spark connections across cultures and through time, igniting curiosity, conversation, and creativity. Asia is not one place. The ideas and ideals that we call Asian are countless and diverse. Some of the works we display pre-date written history. Others were recently created. Many have connections to works from other continents and other millennia. We explore these links, provoking discovery, debate, and inspiration. At the Asian Art Museum, artistic and educational programs empower visitors to discover the relevance of great artworks in profoundly personal ways. Immersed in our galleries, visitors ponder the universal values found in human expression. Through the bustle of daily programs, students of the world steep in cultures through art, music, dance, and tradition. In the clamor of our classrooms, children build bridges to old and new worlds. This is the vision of our Asian Art Museum. Mission Our mission is to lead a diverse global audience in discovering the unique material, aesthetic, and intellectual achievements of Asian art and culture.