This weekend, Richmond District artists will open their studios as part of ArtSpan’s SF Open Studios event that takes place across the city in October and November. 19 different neighborhood artists across a wide variety of mediums including photography, mixed… Continue Reading
Here are some local links to kick off your Wednesday! Thursday marks the beginning of the 3rd annual Flower Piano event at the San Francisco Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park. From July 13 – 24, several pianos will be… Continue Reading
This summer, a new mural is being painted at McCoppin Elementary School (651 6th Ave between Balboa and Cabrillo). This Saturday, July 15, the creators of the mural – the Asian American Women Artists Association – are hosting a community… Continue Reading
On Monday night we got a sneak peek of the city’s latest light installation which is right in our own backyard at the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park. Starting this Wednesday night, the Conservatory of Flowers will be… Continue Reading
This Saturday, April 29, Clement Street from Arguello to 3rd Avenue will host a special event, Our Story: Women’s Activism through Art, featuring a lineup of women musicians, poets, and comedians plus over 50 artists exhibiting and selling their work.… Continue Reading
Last night, the de Young Museum kicked off its 33rd annual Bouquets to Arts exhibition, which pairs local floral designers with pieces in the museum’s collection. The designers then create floral interpretations of their piece that are displayed alongside. This… Continue Reading
Here are some local links to start off your Wednesday: The Institute of Aging on Geary has a lot of great programs for seniors. Recently, they teamed up with LA-based art collective Crewest to offer a graffiti workshop for their… Continue Reading
Rossi Pool on Arguello reopened recently after some maintenance work. In addition to an upgraded facility, Rossi is also slated for a little culture via a new mural on one of its interior walls. The San Francisco Arts Commission worked… Continue Reading