Openings & Events

Celebrate the opening of Greg Ito’s To Give and Take at the ICA. The exhibition brings together Ito’s signature graphic style and surreal, shifting environments. He explores themes of generational sacrifice, resilience, and family.

What We Hold, New Works by 2025-2026 Kala Fellowship Artists glimpses into the artists’ practices and ideas that informed their time at Kala. Resisting linear narratives, they weave memory & imagination, ancestry & futurity, loss & belonging.

The Fourth Wall is pleased to present new work by SF artist, Vivienne Flesher. Flesher is an interdisciplinary artist creating digital prints employing her photographs of travel, textiles, people, hand-street lettering and public domain images.

Water soluble ink, brushes, squeegees and sponges on synthetic paper combine to create gorgeous and unpredictable imagery.

Please join us for an artist talk with Jeanne Lorenz. Ms. Lorenz is a Vallejo-based abstract painter whose work emerges from a daily drawing practice, embodied walking, and extended treks along the Pacific Crest and John Muir Trails.

Last chance to see the exhibition! Donald Farnsworth will be on hand to sign your copy of his book, The Parma Portraits.

Margaret Niven is known for her virtuosic images the green world—trees, soft foliage, and the quiet understory of plants.

Rob Strati and Chris Hayman reimagine landscape through fragments and color. The result is a compelling dialogue between permanence and impermanence, history and sensation, structure and atmosphere.

All are welcome! Please join us for the Artist's Reception for William Rhodes' solo exhibition, Fear Not. Greet the artist, check out the concurrent solo exhibitions and enjoy the light refreshments and lively conversations at Transmission Gallery.

Image: Emily Lazare, "Time Will Tell," Collage 36 x 51"
Artists: Ruth Boerefyn, Beth Fein, Judith Foosaner, Katie Hawkinson, Pam Jue, Emily Lazarre, and Carol Lefkowitz.

"Beyond the Endgame" is curated by Martina Köppel-Yang and brings together nine Chinese artists living and working in Paris: An Xiaotong, Du Zhenjun, Ru Xiaofan, Wang Du, Yang Jiechang, Celine Shen, Chen Zhen, Armando Milano, and Felicitas Yang.

Explore the exhibition through the curator's lens with a behind-the-scenes look at the stories and ideas that shaped it, and discover what makes tufting such a dynamic medium,—all while sipping refreshing drinks and savoring delicious bites.

The Four (Revisited) is the first exhibition in The de Saisset Exhibition Histories series excavating and re-staging significant projects from the early 1970s.

Panel: Tanya Zimbardo, Maddy Henkin, Kathryn Wade, and Andrea Pappas (moderator).

Amy Hamley | Porcelain, ceramic stains and linen weaving

Gregory Rick, "A New Day," Acrylic on canvas, 46 x 48 in

Celebrate QAM’s California debut! Visit the ICA to experience the exhibition, hear from the QAM co-creators, and honor Alina Marie Barragan. This event is happening as part of the SoFA First Friday festivities.

Anthony Meier is pleased to present Be Like the Sun, a solo exhibition of new works by Rob Reynolds.

Harman Projects is pleased to announce Not Too Sweet, a solo exhibition by San Francisco-based artist Felicia Chiao.

Amy Trachtenberg in conversation with Jarrett Earnest. Trachtenberg and Earnest return to the place where they first met to discuss the evolving postcard project, its relationship to the exhibition, artistic process, and everyday life.

Hear from artists collaborating with scientists, historians, activists, and other to design projects battling the effects of climate change.

$20 includes lunch Museum admission

Hear from artists collaborating with scientists, historians, activists, and other to design projects battling the effects of climate change. $20 includes lunch + Museum admission. This is the 2nd day of the symposium, held off-site at Coyote Creek.

The mission of Sanchez Art Center is to create community through art. Our sister organization, the Art Guild of Pacifica, with 200-plus members, hold four themed exhibitions and annual members show at the center annually.

Ellen Bepp will discuss her work on view with special focus on honoring the legacy of family members held at Heart Mountain Japanese Incarceration Camp during World War II and the implications for the future of our citizens.

Save the date for the opening celebration of "Irving Norman: Fight for Life," a focused survey of the late Bay Area artist known for his monumental paintings and drawings critiquing the perils of modern life.
The Brian Fitzgerald Trio performs live.