Pieces for the auction will be available for viewing in the gallery, but all bidding will take place online.
Bidding begins Thursday, February 20th and closes at 6 pm (California time) on Sunday, February 23rd.
Join us March 1st for Women’s 10xTen, an inspiring evening celebrating the creativity and talent of 100 women artists from the Bay Area! This group exhibition brings together a diverse collective of voices, each contributing a unique 10x10 inch panel or canvas to the show. The result is a dynamic tapestry of styles, techniques, and stories, showcasing the incredible depth and range of artistic expression in our community. Each piece offers a glimpse into the creative vision of its maker, reflecting the rich cultural and artistic landscape of the Bay Area.
This show is not only a celebration of art but also of community, inclusivity, and the power of persistence. Together, these women have created a visually stunning art show that amplifies diverse perspectives. Whether you're an art enthusiast, collector, or just looking for an evening filled with inspiration, Women’s 10xTen promises to be a vibrant and uplifting showcase of established and emerging talent.
Spring Open Studios are happening April 11-13
1890 Bryant St. Suite 317
This show features the wild and woolly works of three artists:
ANDREA BERGEN. FUZZ E. GRANT. RICHARD MENENDEZ
EXHIBITION DATES: November 30 - January 12
599 VALENCIA STREET. SF
ARTIST RECEPTION: November 30, 5-9pm
Each artist grapples with the emotions and inner lives of animals -- and how their universes intersect with the humans they lean on for their existence or who have left them to their own devices at dog parties and in dystopic wastelands. These animals judge, gorge, bicker and play in these fantastical landscapes.
TINY is an annual show featuring small works under $500. I will have 3 Nomebas in the show.
No Squares! is an exhibition about breaking out of the mold and playing with boundaries. Featuring 33 artists, 50+ pieces of art in fun and unique shapes, and absolutely zero squares!
Opening Oct 12th 6-9pm
850 42nd Ave Oakland Food by Porch Party, drinks and good vibes all night <3
Alice Yang \ Andrea Bergen \ Andrea Hooge \ Artemis Jones \ Ben Vose \ Chai A'Lilharder \ Ciera Christen Martinez \ Derek Moore \ El Maldito \ Eliza Reisfeld \ Fathom \ Fernanda Martinez \ Fuzz E Grant \ Gadget \ Heather Hughes \ Jennifer Roberts \ John Casey \ Kelly DeFayette \ Kendra Lewis \ May M Lo \ Melody Wong \ Michael Kavanagh \ Michael Weaver \ Nicole Gonzalez \ Pamela Ybanez \ Paulina Hoong \ Risa Iwasaki-Culbertson \ Robert Anke \ Sarah Fecher \ Scott Idleman \ Sean Stillwell \ Steven Nizzotes Rubalcaba \ Steven Stodor \ Tara Gonzalez
Sat & Sun, Sep 28 & 29 - 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Friday Preview, Sep 27 - 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
See artists in their natural habitat! I'll be opening my studio along with the other artists at 1890 Bryant. Lots of activities are happening including visiting my giant bunny, making an art magnet, parties and of course loads of art.
Residing within 3 floors of the iconic former Best Food Mayonnaise Factory, over 100 diverse artists have forged a community of seasoned artisans and makers combined with dynamic and talented newcomers to San Francisco. Visit this creative space to see where the magic happens and purchase work directly from creators.
RSVP encouraged but not required
Admission is free!
Andra Norris, the principal of Andra Norris Gallery, invited 50 artists to make 50 small works in 50 days.to be shown at the annual Sanchez 50/50 show. Of course I made 50 small Nomeba sculptures.
Opening Fundraiser:
Fri, Sept 6—Sat, Sept 7
Public Opening:
Sun, Sept 8- Oct 6
Fri, Sat, Sun 1—5 PM
Wall Box Gallery is a community hub for artistic expression and arts industry mentorship, it’s hidden in a corridor of a bio tech building in South San Francisco, and I shall be showing there showing my work.
If you feel like an adventure there will be a small opening where I will be doing live original mini collages to give away to those who make it.
Wall Box Gallery
2 Tower Place
South San Francisco
Opening Sunday June 2 3-5pm
Enter for parking up the hill and to the right to the main parking lot.
Take the elevator in the garage to the Lobby level.
1890 Bryant Studios will once again be opening their doors to the public with a super lot of artists showing how they work. I’ve made a bunch of new wild stuff for your delight.
Friday, April 12, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. – Exclusive Preview Night
Saturday, April 13 Noon- 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 14, Noon- 6:00p.m.
Where: 1890 Bryant Street, San Francisco
The 2024 WOMEN RISING asked Bay Area female-identifying and non-binary artists to submit work that reflects on women’s rights around the world: in many places their erosion and decline as a result of governmental restrictions, war, climate change, immigration, racism and domestic violence. As with all dark things, there are also opposite forces at work resulting in positive change and illumination of movements underway both domestically and internationally, so we encouraged artists to shed light on those forces and needs.
I will be showing Private Jet, a series of collages with the theme of personal escape.
This exhibition invited artists from the SF Bay Area to submit a piece of work related to the theme of HOME, designed to invite works from local artists that address a multitude of issues including the social and physical constructs of housing, immigration, identity and the histories of urban and land development. The theme is also intended to explore what the concept of “HOME” and what it provokes and inspires in each of us; be it emotional, sensory or physical.
In a time when there are wars and atrocities happening on multiple continents, along with environmental cataclysms that we as humans have caused and are now trying to rectify and reverse, we look to a concept–HOME– that relates to all species on earth. We are looking for work that examines how our social constructs have evolved to define its meaning in relation to our own personal histories. This open call for art also looks to San Francisco’s deep cultural communities, its place as a sanctuary city for many, and a refuge for those that find their way here.
About the show:
Delving into the concept of a new species emerging from the remnants of humanity, Fuzz E Grant employs found materials such as plastic containers, paper, and metal to fashion a distinctive sculptural breed. Each Nomeba possesses a unique narrative and individuality, fostering a deeper connection between humans and the new species.
TINY work from over 220 local artists!
Get ready for an exhilarating weekend of art viewing, connecting, creative demonstrations, and being immersed in inspiration. Join us at the heart of San Francisco's Mission District as over 100 artists at 1890 Bryant Street Studios open their doors for an unforgettable Fall Open Studios event. Whether you're an art aficionado, a curious explorer, or a family seeking a day of inspiration, a free and self-guided walk through the 3 floors of this unique industrial art complex has something special in store for everyone.
Step into a world where imagination knows no bounds. Our iconic building, once a mayo factory, now stands as a pinnacle of artistry, housing over 100 passionate artists ready to share their vibrant creations and unique processes.
Saturday, October 28, 11a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 29, 11a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Friday, October 27, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. – Exclusive Preview Night
In a bold and inspired move, Voss Gallery and Metal Haus Gallery collaboratively present "Refusés of the Bay," an art project of two curated exhibitions and an online catalog featuring Bay Area artists whose work was inexplicably overlooked by the jurors of The de Young Open 2023.
Opening Reception at Voss Gallery: Friday, Sept. 29th, 5 PM-9 PM. Join us for an unforgettable evening as we roll out the red carpet to celebrate the "Refusés of the Bay" group exhibition at Voss Gallery. Be among the first to view and discover the hidden gems of the local arts community, all available for purchase. Don't miss this unique opportunity to own a piece of Bay Area's finest art.
As a part of Transit Month cones the pop up exhibition: Moving Pictures: Art and Transit From drawings of Muni operators, to paintings that examine the waste and ecological threat of automobile traffic, to wearable scarves patterned with vibrant photographs of Market Street’s vintage streetcars, artists explore their different relationships to this vital part of living in the Bay Area.
2358 MRKT Gallery hosting Cool Summer Vibes show- a group show featuring works in the cool color spectrum. In association with the Castro Art Walk on Friday July 7th.
This show is colorful and diverse in subject matter, styles, and media. This is a show where anything goes. The theme is NO THEME and ALL THEMES (colliding in an art explosion on a great big wall). We want the wall to look as fun, wild, quirky, beautiful, smart, colorful, and diverse as our city and the people drawn to it. SUNSET PRIDE is an art show all about inclusivity and community and the beautiful, unique puzzle pieces that form the whole.
Voss Gallery presents "Postcards from Paradise," a juried group exhibition of letter-size paintings celebrating the beauty of our surroundings and how we connect with one another. A Juror’s Choice Award and two honorable mentions will be selected by guest juror Haylee Barsky, the curator and founder of Visionary Projects in New York, NY.
The exhibition is on view May 26 - June 24, 2023. An Opening Reception will be held on Friday, May 26, 6-9PM at Voss Gallery (3344 24th St., San Francisco, CA 94110). Gallery hours are Wednesday-Saturday, 12-6PM or by appointment.
Featured Artists: Wick Alexander, Teresa Watson, Ten Yetman, Sarah Lee, Rick Fröberg, Rachel Ehlin-Smith, Peter Wallis, Panacea Theriac, Melody Jean Moulton, Matthew Dutton, Mark George, Lindy Ivey, Josh Stebbins, Jessie Mott, Jason Sherry, Jackie Dunn Smith, Gregg Turkington, Fuzz E Grant, Franc Kaiser, Dan Barry, Bunnie Reiss, Britton Neubacher, Brady Willmott, Andrea Guzzetta, and Aleya Lanteigne - Opening reception Friday, May 19th from 6 to 9 pm
Artists in the Mission will open their doors for people to see how they work and a whole bunch of art.
Group show exploring the landscapes of California. Opening reception: Sunday, April 16th, 2-5 pm
ArtSpan and 111 Minna Gallery have joined forces to uplift the arts and artists of San Francisco. Together in community and collaboration, they present ArtSpan’s 2023 Juried Benefit Art Auction with work by more than 100 talented SF Bay Area artists beautifully displayed in 111 Minna Gallery’s expansive downtown San Francisco location. ArtSpan’s Juried Benefit Art Auction is a wonderful opportunity to claim new treasures while directly supporting SF Bay Area artists. In honor of an ever art-full San Francisco, please join one of the in-person Auction celebrations launching two-weeks of online bidding before lots close on April 15, 2023.
"MORE IS MORE", a maximalist group show at Hot House Gallery on Clement St, opens Saturday March 4th from 5-9pm! “MORE IS MORE!” is a show about the exuberance of creativity, about celebrating art community in the bay, about filling a room all the way up with stuff we make, about a maximalist aesthetic that says YES to it all, and its about none of the pretense and gatekeeping that (often) makes the galleryart-world boring.
Artwork by more than 30 Bay Area artists in a range of mediums, the only requirement being the use of a 12×12 inch panel provided in advance by the gallery. Net proceeds benefit the San Francisco Art Mentorship Program. Work still available through the gallery.
Want to see some specific works in person? Email me for a time to visit my studio.
