Nice spot in the Mission with a variety of art. I was looking for specific sizes and styles which…read moreI didn't find for myself, but the variety and styles were appealing. The staff were super friendly and made me feel at home.

An art gallery that changes monthly. They carry paintings, jewelry, ceramics, etc. If you see…read moresomething you like, you should buy it because that piece might not be there next month as the curations are change month to month. I was told it was a lottery based system. The worker inside was actually one of the artist so it's really cool to have met her and see her work on display. She was very friendly and wasn't pressuring me to buy her work. She even showed me pieces from another artitst when she noticed me glancing at the display case. Prices range from $25 to thousands of dollars. The artists have QR codes or business cards next to their work. I love that because I always enjoy learning more about them. Browsing through their Instagram/socials and seeing where else their art might be displayed at or seeing more of their work. I was also told every first Friday of the month from 7-10pm they hold an event where you can actually meet the artists whose work will be displayed for that month. I haven't gone to one yet but I look forward to it!

The gallery is a few steps down from the sidewalk, super clean and cute. The owner, Leslie, is…read moreextremely friendly and nice. She greeted us but let us browse in peace. The gallery is full of beautiful prints and sculptures by Inuit artists. It got a little cluttered in the back but that just means there's more to look at! I really liked the owner's disposition and felt at ease looking/poking around. If you're not familiar with Inuit art, or even if you are, pop in and see something new!

My dad loves this store - he is truly obsessed! He cannot walk on Union Street without coming in to…read moreadmire the new art. I expect he's one of the best customers also. The art is Inuit art from Canada - lots of beautiful pieces of carved stone (often of animals such as walruses, bears, etc). The woman who is usually here (the owner?) is also very friendly and always allows our dogs to come into the store with us. Worth checking out!

A great community to be a part of, as an artist we need a place to make art and display and sell…read morethat art. Which is not easy to do. ArtSpan has an Open Studios where everyone can visit artists actual working space and galleries in the Spring and Fall of each year. I participate with ArtSpan as a member and to this date have a studio space within Art Explosion at the 3rd Street location, also known as 1661 Tennesee Street, S3 357. #Bernadette Tyler #BebeTyler @bebetyler.art @aunteebebe

Two words: Open Studios…read more That's what Artspan is all about. The organization creates venues and events for local San Francisco artists to get out in front of bay area art lovers and get great art at prices anyone can afford. Art span puts on 3 big events each year Open Studios (Every Oct. check out the site for the program), Art Auction and a preview night where you can see work from the various Art Span artists all in one venue and sip cocktails, meet the artists and nibble on great food.

2nd time to Hashimoto Gallery, it's FREE and why not. Open on Sat 12-6 that's a good amount of…read moretime. They are showing Gats-Drifting Forest 5/9-30, 2015. It's street art that I don't understand, I took about 10-15minutes to see it, some guys were in the for a long time. I left and they were still in there! Photos allowed. Hrs: Tues-Sat 12-6

This is a small gallery in San Francisco. Each time I have gone to see work, the art shown has been…read morehigh quality. It is probably one of my favorite art galleries in the city. I have not been disappointed with a show yet. Follow them on Facebook to see upcoming shows.

Large spacious place! Building hosts several artists' work with rotating galleries. Check out the…read moreschedule on website or pop in to see for yourself what's in store. Amazing thing is it is free! Absolutely appreciate that.

Rotating artists in different rooms make up the Minnesota Street Project. The space is calm and…read morequiet. Some areas have artist areas for purchase. Best of all it's a free space to get inspired. Not lots of food in the Dogpatch where this is located, but there is a restaurant connected/right next door.

Went to the opening last night...fabulous art!! If you are…read morean art lover and have never been here I highly recommend you check it out. This is a really unique studio which showcases art created by very talented disabled artists. This year there are a lot of textiles/wearable art for sale which are just incredible. There are also sculptural works, prints and paintings. I ended up spending less than $100 for 5 pieces of awe inspiring original art to brighten up my life. I am very pleased.

I was walking past this place & the doors were open! I didn't know anything about this place but…read morewhile walking through it the space was great!! & I saw that they are open to neurodiversity. I talked to the front desk she was awesome and told me that they house 140 neurodiverse individuals. Coming to yelp to give a review I learned more about the business and I am so happy to come across this hidden gem in this city. I learned that it is free & open to the public on Saturday's from 12-3 pm.

This gallery moved in recently on a busy accessible corner in the Tenderloin. It stands out or its…read moreclean aesthetics and amazing art. The kind of art also stands out in an unique way: abstract and different styles each time. Unfortunately, I never dared to enter the gallery and yet I'm hoping to introduce this kind of art to fellow residents. It's very different than the many murals seen throughout the TL. It also adds a different cultural space unlike the Luggage Storage which has been very accessible to me and and always visited by local and many others. I realize that both art spaces have different backgrounds, which on the one hands I love because it exposes us to art that I more see near Union Square or Geary Street and that's great to have as a source in this neighborhood. But unfortunately, I started of on the wrong foot with them and felt even less welcome, in which I spoke up about on Yelp. This Gallery since then has apologized profusely and expressed their various contribution or inclusion of some of the neighborhood organizations. I'm not sure, but at this point I have not seen any activity at the gallery that appeared really inclusive for local residents to attend openings or perhaps times when we can look around. There is always a huge contrast between the visitors of the gallery and how some of us, myself included present ourselves. I would love to visit the gallery to view the different artists' works as it is very inspiring to me as and artist who does has done abstract series. We'll see

Very cool gallery in the heart of the loin. You'll see this area get more art galleries in the…read morecoming years and you'll look back on this gallery as the trend setter. They choose excellent artists, I've been popping in periodically since they opened in 2013. Highly recommend.

A surprising little gem in Sausalito, this tiny gallery is tucked away near the Starbucks. With…read morephoto after matted photo after matted photo, there is so much history and beauty underneath the waterproof sheaths. We wandered in here looking for bike rentals and found ourselves rummaging through the photos of San Franciscan history. The shots of the old Cliff house, the bath houses, and San Francisco post-1906 earthquake were gorgeous and among my personal favorites. Alas, I think we could have spent the afternoon shopping for photos, but the phenomenal weather awaited and so we rented our bikes. $25 for 2.5-3 hours/bike seemed pretty fair. Please correct me if I'm wrong. The bikes were in pretty decent shape, although my brake kept sticking and contributed to a more extreme bike ride than was originally anticipated. Mark also insisted that we wear bike helmets for safety and gave us a little basket with suggestions for picnic stops. He was extremely nice, approachable, and even helped us figure out the parking situation downtown later as well. All in all, I was extremely pleased to discover Mark, the gallery, and the bikes.

I could spend an afternoon here. Everywhere you look you see matted /framed black and whites of…read moreCities, movies, sports, and music. I was not alive when most of these photos were taken but this place makes me feel like it was there and a part of the history. $75 for one print 3 for $200. (Matted Photos)