So, I had the pleasure of checking out this very amazing showing. There are two artists up at the…read moremoment: Wardell McNeal (you have to see his pieces in real life), and Landon Pointer (also interesting mixed techniques used). The gallery has some great pieces in storage, too. It's worth popping in if you are looking to see what is being created in today's current climate.

This gallery is an excellent part of the East Bay art scene!…read moreWe just went to an opening. Interesting and evocative art and ceramics, beautifully presented. Friendly and informative staff. Very enjoyable!

Still a nice gallery. Recently I got a scenery painting. Worth stoping in. Very interesting…read moreexhibits.

This is a must see gallery if you are a fan of Ansel Adams photography. He has a fantastic…read moreselection of the very best.

I have been to this gallery twice and I am always noticing the vintage American photography they…read morehave on display. This time it was Ansel Adams and Edward Weston. It's a nice photography gallery.

This little gallery in "downtown" Bolinas is full of pleasant surprises, featuring an eclectic…read morearray of pieces by Bay Area artists. Most recently, they exhibited some wonderful black-and-white shots by Ilka Hartmann, a local photographer who made a name for herself through documenting political issues like the Black Panther movement and the Native American occupation of Alcatraz. I make a point of popping in every time I'm in town, and I'm looking forward to seeing whatever is on display next.

Wonderful little art gallery right on Wharf Road across from the lagoon, next to the museum. There…read moreis something timeless about this place--whether it's the light, the art, or the smell of the ancient wooden beams--that always puts me in a good mood. I've seen two exhibitions here and will be sure to return to see the next one.

I can't recommend Nielsen Framing enough. I've had two recent projects framed by them-one a rush…read moreorder which needed a super fast turnaround, and one smaller but more sentimental photo which needed a cuter frame-and each time they were knowledgeable, helpful, tasteful in helping pick out frames and mats...and also just really kind in a way I miss experiencing when I don't shop locally. I showed up right before closing (I'm so sorry!) and they still graciously took the time to help me out so I wouldn't need to make a second trip. The price of both jobs was way lower than you'll find online or in box stores, and the quality was just incredible.

These guys are great…read more if you have nice pieces that you want preserved for a long time, and a great colobrative process on picking through all the options - there is no other choice. When you are spending time and money on something that you want to last a lifetime (and beyond), they exceeded my expectations on the process and the final product.

Great service but sadly the physical location has closed since Covid. I called to see if they were…read moreopen and the owner gave me the whole story. Very cordial gentleman. Their collection seems amazing.

Slow down, you move too fast. You got to make the morning…read morelast. Just kickin' down the cobble stones. Looking for fun and feelin' groovy. Hello lamppost, Whatcha knowin'? I've come to watch your flowers growin' Ain't cha got no rhymes for me? Doot-in' doo-doo, Feelin' groovy.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoWF2YalYvI Moptop alert! ...Interested in seeing some iconic images of 20th-century musicians? You may want to make periodic stops at the SF Art Exchange where you can see some rock n' roll-related art whether they be paintings, photos or illustrations. The gallery is just across the street from the Curran and ACT on Geary. Right now through April 4, they have a nice gallery of photos taken by Ethan Russell of the Rolling Stones' 1969 U.S. tour including the notorious Altamont concert where four people were killed. But they always have cool stuff there, even for non-acidheads. It'll like blow your mind. LSD anyone? Doot-in' doo-doo...Feelin' groovy.

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.

Rhonel is AWESOME!! One of the most passionate artists I have ever met, truly insightful and…read moregenuine in his craft. Always love working with him!