2 Harrison St
San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 433-3700
A profile page to highlight the exhibitions curated at the Gensler San Francisco office.
2 Harrison St
San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 433-3700
Founded in 1935, SFMOMA was the first museum on the West Coast devoted to modern and contemporary art. From the outset, the museum has championed the most innovative and challenging art of its time, and we continue to exhibit and collect work by both modern masters and younger, less-established artists.
We are surrounded by design. Our lives are affected by it. Our world is changed by it. Designers are re-creating the environment around us and how we experience it – from shoes that count calories to buildings that generate their own energy. The more the world changes, the more critical the role of design in solving our most pressing problems. The Autodesk Gallery at One Market celebrates the power of design and the role it plays in the imagination of new things and the new ways to create them. Come see how an idea can become real. Come see what great design can do. Admission is free.
The Chinese Culture Center, under ageis the Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco, transform perceptions about Chinese Americans. Through exhibitions, public art interventions,and education programs, we engage the multicultural residents in and around San Francisco, elevate underserved communities, and empower our youth. The CCC elevates underserved communities, and gives voice to equality through process driven contemporary art and education..
The barber lounge is a full service salon, spa, barbershop, gallery and event space. We cater to both women and men using the best products and services available.
Gallery 16 was started in 1993 by artist Griff Williams. The project, now celebrating it’s twenty-second year, is both contemporary exhibition program and fine art press. This collaborative business model marked a decidedly new concept in arts funding and a pioneering marriage of business, technology and art. Over the past fifteen years the gallery has helped support the work of artists including Margaret Kilgallen, Stephen Hendee, Rex Ray, Xylor Jane, Mark Grotjahn, Arturo Herrera, Jim Isermann, Michelle Grabner and Gedi Sibony.
Mirus Gallery is a dynamic exhibition space established by curator and art dealer, Paul Hemming. The gallery program features contemporary artwork by emerging and mid-career artists in both solo and thematically organized group shows, highlighting work that emphasizes skill and process and aims to engage viewers on a sentient, emotional and evocative level.
1920C is a coworking collective and creativity hub in Chinatown, San Francisco. We offer hourly, daily, and monthly shared workspace membership, meeting room rentals, and event space. We also have an art gallery with rotating exhibits to support local artists and nonprofits. We are not your typical workspace. Our community is a group of change-makers and go-getters. Those looking for a better place to work and be productive, one that is beyond coworking. A collective space that incorporates wellness, sustainability, local community, and collaboration. A space where you can meet your fellow neighbors and co-create. We offer: - Coworking day/hourly passes $5/hour $25/day - Coworking monthly passes $150-$500 - Meeting room rentals - Event space - Gallery space You're first day of coworking is on us, come create with us!
Gallery Wendi Norris presents a compelling contemporary and modern program with a strong emphasis on the global arts market. Emblematic of the gallery’s trans-cultural nature are both the artists themselves and the content of their work. Through our expertise in the modern art world, with an unparalleled network in Surrealism, and our considered selection of some of today’s most dynamic artists, we work with and support a range of private clients, museums, significant art fairs, and not-for-profit art organizations.
Meridian Gallery is non-profit arts organization committed to social justice, public outreach and interdisciplinary arts education. The Meridian concept seeks redress for a lack of understanding of the arts and culture of the Americas and promotes the value of diversity in contemporary culture. Meridian celebrates diversity through its personnel, its monthly New Music concert series, and its youth employment program for high risk teenagers.
Hedge was founded by Roth Martin and Steven Volpe to present objects of art and interior design, of exceptional quality, that articulate their own historical moment and connection to significant cultural and craft traditions. Hedge represents the work of Erna Aaltonen, Ernst Gamperl, Christopher Kurtz, Arik Levy, Morten Løbner Espersen, Tony Marsh, Sam Orlando Miller, Ritsue Mishima, Paul Philp, and Aaron Silverstein, among others, and stands for the value of bringing authentic, rare and accomplished work to public view.
Varnish Fine Art is a contemporary art gallery in San Francisco owned and curated by gallerists Jen Rogers and Kerri Stephens, passionate art collectors who believe that Art can make the world a better place. Since it’s founding in 2003, Varnish has become known for showing provocative and skillfully executed fine artwork by painters and sculptors. True to its original mission, Varnish Fine Art is a lively and vital part of the Yerba Buena Arts District in downtown San Francisco.
Canessa Gallery is at the center of San Francisco's rich artistic, literary, and cultural history. Our mission is to support and showcase the work of artists who want to be artists for their lifetime. We are located in the landmark Canessa Building -- a diminutive old-brick gem that is one of downtown San Francisco's last links with her colorful, bohemian past. While many of the original buildings in the area did not survive the era of high-and-higher architecture, the historic Canessa Building has -- and continues to glow with the light, life, and magic of artists at work.
The Bay Lights is an iconic light sculpture designed by internationally renowned artist Leo Villareal. This stunning fine arts experience will live for two years on the San Francisco Bay Bridge West Span, starting with the Grand Lighting on March 5, 2013.
Few parties come along even in our great city with so many awesome offerings under one roof on one night. Live music and DJ's, straight and gay, sexy and silly, vanilla and benignly edgy. Those looking for something spectacular, fun and outside the norm need look no further. The Bay Area's finest come together in costume, music, dance and spectacle to bask in amazing decor & eclectic entertainment from the Co-Creators of Sea Of Dreams NYE, HowWeird St Fair, Opulent Temple & SF Lovevolution.
SUNSET ARCADE is Northern California's most diverse 18+ Sunday EDM monthly; featuring dancing, video games, beer pong, interactive competitions and go go dancers through out the venue... there truly is something fun for every type of party pro. Sunset Arcade is an 18+ event with a full bar for the 21+. Sunset Arcade takes place at Temple SF.
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The How Weird Street Faire is a unique peace event based in San Francisco. It is a project of the non-profit World Peace Through Technology Organization, showing that in spite of our differences, we all dance to the same beat.. You can find more information at http://HowWeird.org How Weird is a spectacle of cosmic art, music, and motion unlike anything you've experienced before, the greatest street faire in the galaxy! How Weird is the start of the San Francisco festival season. Explore the furtile breeding ground for unexpected inspiration and cutting-edge innovation. Be creative at the expanding Art Alley, a vortex of varied expressions. Make new connections, and reconnect with old ones. Together, we will boldly go where no street faire has gone before. The How Weird Street Faire showcases the full spectrum of electronic dance music styles, using advanced sound technology to fill the streets of San Francisco with the vibrations of peace and the frequencies of fun. Join us as we journey through the cosmos in search of new and exciting experiences, expanding our perspective to the universal scale.
City Nights is San Francisco's only 18+ hip-hop night club, featuring two dance halls, two DJs and three full bars, every Saturday night at 715 Harrison St. Dress code: Women: Classy outfits are encouraged; dress to impress. Men: We do not allow hats, shorts, jerseys or flip-flops. Nice jeans with a collared shirt are both encouraged, *Admission requires a valid, hard-copy government ID.
Club X is a 18+ nightclub located in San Francisco, operating every Friday night. We spin EDM and Top 40 on our two dance floors. Dress code: Women: Classy outfits are encouraged; dress to impress. Men: We do not allow hats, shorts, jerseys or flip-flops. Nice jeans with a collared shirt are both encouraged, *Admission requires a valid, hard-copy government ID.