I've been to the hunters point area a few times for the new park and had no idea, until today, that…read morethere is so much artistic history and presence at Hunters Point. I learned that there are 3 open studios throughout the year at this location. Each open studio showcases 300+ artists work. It's truly something remarkable! I really wish I had known about this sooner. We showed up on the last hour but we managed to find our way to Roman Guillen's artist section (fine art street wear). They make high quality prints of fellow artists work and place the prints directly on high-quality, soft, attire (shirts, hoodies, denim). So glad we had time to at least see his work.. Really cool to see art printed directly onto the clothes. And the cost was really affordable for a custom piece. So cool! I can't wait for the next Open Studio.

I went to the Shipyard Artists holiday open house showing for the first time, and have to say it…read morewas fantastic. A friend who has long-term connections to the art community brought me. What I thought would be a quick 1 hour tour turned into a 4+ hour exploration. I'm generally not big on art museums, and felt that this was such a better experience for me - checking out all kids of creations right in the studios and having the opportunity to chat with the artists. It was a terrific experience overall, and both I and my friend came away with some items we're both very happy with.

San Francisco has always had a great art scene for decades. San Francisco would not be San…read moreFrancisco without artists. The art scene has evolved and some moved into the digital universe. What is even better is seeing creators from around the world come to San Francisco for the Game Developers Conference. I attended the "To the Supercell Game Changers Women Driving The Industry Forward" event at Chandran Gallery around the Union Square area of San Francisco . It's good to see the diversity of people from different countries like Finland and Germany developing games for the masses and growing their brand. I also enjoyed the space which had delicious food like sushi and an open bar with wine , curated alcoholic drinks and music to enhance the experience . A good art gallery space to see art and to attend events. The event was multidimensional and influential. The good vibes inside are contagious and the gallery space is very spacious A space for artists to display art which is courageous and audacious

I bought a ticket for the rebecca louise law: cocoon exhibit and the way it works is: you buy a…read moreticket for a reserved time and you get tea. I thought this was a wonderful idea because you will have a limited number of people during your selected time. I lucked out and was the only person in my time slot, so I had the whole exhibit to myself. I was able to take all the pictures I wanted and spend time in this beautiful, immersive piece. I've been here once before coincidentally for the same artist without the reservation times and we definitely had to wait for other people to be done so we could take our pics. It's hard to tell when you're at an exhibit and want to take pictures with out strangers in them.

This is a really cool place. It reminds me of Flux Studio/Gallery in Jacksonville. I didn't get to…read moresee all the exhibits because I was waiting for the bus (which was delayed because of the Prop 8 protest march http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_q5Q5abrEs), but I was lucky enough to have stopped in and take a peek. The art featured is very cool and trendy stuff. The artist whose work I saw is very talented and offbeat. I liked his sculpture of the person whose head became a computer monitor and pillow became a keyboard. http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/mvkTM5X9jRB0i001AnXBYA/l I feel like that at work sometimes. I'm sure I speak for the rest of my fellow computer geek buddies. Anyway, I'm sure if more galleries featured art this awesome, then there would be more support for the arts.

The FIFTY24SF gallery is up a few buildings from Upper Playground in the Lower Haight. The work and…read moreartists are pretty much what you'd come to expect from FIFTY24SF and Upper Playground, but seeing that type of work on walls instead of shirts is pretty rad. Installations are monthly, and current installations can be viewed here: http://www.fifty24sf.com/present.html The place is pretty small, but I've never seen it packed. The employees are really cool and helpful. The works are really out of my price range, but once I win the lottery or get that job that pays me a ridiculous amount of money, I am all over this place.

I've walked by this gallery but I always tell myself that I'll cross the street another day…read more Fortunately yesterday I was on the other side of the street. I've really been missing out. E6 Gallery is great. The current show that ends October 14th is a retrospective of Winston Smith, a collage/montage artist who's done iconic work for Playboy, The Dead Kennedys, Green Day, and The New Yorker. The work is astonishing and well displayed. The highlight of the visit was getting to meet Brianna, one of the employees of the gallery. She really took the time to answer my questions in a very friendly and personal matter. It's a rare encounter to find someone who works at a gallery who doesn't have a stick up their back end. I'm not exactly sure what E6 Gallery's focus is since the next exhibition is work by Rob Setrakian, an abstract painter. But whatever art they display it seems like they have a talent for finding visually striking work.

the gallery is intimate, holds about less than 20 people, but is one of the most conducive…read moreestablishments to really get to know the artists and their work with tall, white walls showcasing local talent. the crowd is an interesting and eclectic mix of high-brow and low-brow art scenesters. my good friend had his opening here tonight, and i had the opportunity to speak with some very fascinating people, one of which was the owner of both the shooting gallery and gallery three. really great people, really great art. please do stop by and see my friend's latest exhibition "spatial disruption". it is an incredible study on urbanity.

This is what San Francisco needs an orgazination for local Artist. This is the BEST way to promote…read moreand get advice from professional people. They help you better your profolio and give you opions on how to help you enhace you talent. The membership fee is reasonable. If your an artist take a look at thier website to answer any question or concern you have. They have tons of venues in the bay area for you to show off your art work....I totally dig them!!

This is a fantastic organization. Go out and support local artists. This venue has a great concept…read more You have the option to buy or rent artwork. Prices are affordable. A valuable resource to decorate your bland walls.

I rate my 1-month Pottery class as a 5/5. Jennifer is a fantastic artist that gives 1:1 lessons to…read moreensure you learn the craft of wheel throwing, glazing, and hand building, AND that your first few pieces are lovely. I made 5 pieces my 1st class! Jennifer gives you space to learn your way without hovering, but will come by often to help if she sees you may be struggling. She has so much love for the art of pottery and it comes out in each question and skill taught. I love going to class and find I leave each time fulfilled. I've taken pottery classes in Virginia and San Francisco, but this 1-month class has been by far the most hands on of them all! The value of this class is excellent as Jennifer offers you free open studio time during the month-long course. So instead of having only 3 hours of class time this week, I've had 7 hours! I could sign up for more at no extra cost too. Jennifer is fun as well as brilliant. She and her husband Jason are well established and respected in the Pacifica small business community, so it feels good to take classes that support their mission. I highly recommend taking a class or a course here!

I used a birthday voucher that my friends bought for me for a 2 person Wheel throwing class. The…read morestudio is amazing and we learnt so much in this small personal sized class. We are so excited to pick up what we made!

Sealevel is unique artist studio a few blocks away from Ocean Beach and Golden Gate Park. They…read morehosts events, popups, collaborate with artists, and for the holidays they have a holiday market! The holiday market (open from 12/12 - 12/21) is lovely, they have tons of handmade items from local artists. From prints, art, jewelry, ceramics, ornaments and more! They also have a print vending machine with prints of Outer Sunset businesses. It was fun to use and they had quarters to exchange which was nice! Definitely recommend stopping by, especially for the holiday market popup! It's the perfect place to get a unique gift for friends, family or yourself. It's also helpful to follow them on Instagram to keep up with any upcoming events.

Sealevel is a neighborhood gem. Not just a charming local art space, it's a whole vibe. Think…read moreweekend coffee and pastry popups, community events that actually feel like community, and a dynamic variety of art that captures the foggy, salty, sandy, seaside soul of the Outer Sunset. Jeana isn't just a wildly talented artist--she's a community builder. She's been commissioned by Adobe and featured in museum collections, yet she's right here, warmly welcoming folks into the creative sanctuary she built. Visit Sealevel on weekends and evenings for live music, skill-sharing workshops, local markets, and art shows. You'll meet friendly folks and leave feeling more connected. You can keep up via Insta or email! Seriously. Spaces like this don't just happen; they're built with love and hard work, and they need our support to thrive. Let's keep Sealevel rising--show up, spread the word, and be part of what makes it special.