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Weinstein Gallery "Art by the Masters"

Weinstein Gallery might catch your eye when you walk past. You might ask, "Is that a Chagall, a Miro, a Dali, or a Picasso?" and be delightfully surprised to find that they are all represented here - the gallery is positively brimming with their works. Many of the paintings are on consignment from their owners, while others are owned by the gallery. The staff is more than friendly, and they're willing to share their in-depth knowledge of these elation-invoking pieces of art. Check the website for further details.

+1 415 362 8151 www.weinstein.com/ 383 Geary Street, San Francisco CA

Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art "Modern & Experimental"

Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art is located in the 49 Geary building and was formerly called Urbis Artium Gallery. The old 1912 building was once the Western Union headquarters. The gallery showcases a vast range of national and international art from well known and emerging artists. They nurture new artists and look for talent in and around San Francisco as well as internationally. They have a diverse collection of artists working in different media from painting to video art.

+1 415 369 9404 www.wolfecontemporary. contact@wolfecontempora 49 Geary Street, Suite 202, com/ ry.com San Francisco CA

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) "From Picasso To Matthew Barney"

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art houses a permanent collection of over 15,000 works, including 4,700 paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and 9,000 photographs. Originally opened in 1995, the museum has exhibited the works of Henri Matisse, Richard Diebenkorn, Dorothea by fabola Lange, Paul Klee, Cindy Sherman, Matthew Barney and many contemporary artists. Designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta, the space itself is a wonder to behold. After a major renovation completed in 2016, the SFMOMA now boasts seven floors of art along with exciting new features including a living wall, sculpture garden and impressive views of .

+1 415 357 4000 www.sfmoma.org [email protected] 151 Third Street, San Francisco CA 111 Minna Gallery "Art Gallery & Nightclub"

111 Minna is an art gallery in which the entertainment and crowd are just as much a part of the effect as anything that might hang on the walls. Here you will find live music, dancing, performance art and film among your choices on a given night at this eclectic establishment. The small, intimate tables are perfect for discussing the art and those individuals by magerleagues who come to look at it. The cover charge varies by night.

+1 415 974 1719 www.111minnagallery.com/ 111 Minna Street, San Francisco CA

Galeria de la Raza "Art Like Nowhere Else"

Galeria de la Raza is deep in the heart of the Mission and worth getting to. The walls are lined by works of multiple artists. See different mediums of local talent present their work in this down-home, yet sophisticated gallery. There are no prices on the work, but that will not deter those who appreciate unique products of the mind. Check out the Chicano/Latino drawing and works on paper, the documentary on jail-art, or beautiful black-and-white photos of the Latinos in and outside of the neighborhood. The gallery offers rental spaces too. Visit website for more information.

+1 415 826 8009 www.galeriadelaraza.org/ [email protected] 2857 24th Street, San Francisco CA

San Francisco Art Institute "Tradition & Innovation"

Established in 1871, the San Francisco Art Institute is one of the pioneering art schools in America. Its galleries were designed to look like a converted monastery complete with a beautiful courtyard. Forty years hence, the rooftop deck was added from where you can see a great deal of the city, including and Twin Peaks. The Gallery by FoxyOrange contains a mural by the man himself and a strong collection of students' work. The Walter McBean Gallery feature a myriad of contemporary creations by established and emerging artists.

+1 415 771 7020 www.sfai.edu/ [email protected] 800 Chestnut Street, San Francisco CA

Cartoon Art Museum "Cartoon Around"

The is the only museum of its kind in the Western United States dedicated to the preservation of cartoons and comic art. It holds a collection of over 6000 pieces of art including animation cells and comic books and strips. Founded in 1984, the museum established a permanent home with support from Peanuts creator, Charles Schulz. The museum hosts exhibits, classes, and lectures for children and adults, and is home to a library and bookstore. Works by Bud Fisher Mutt and Jef, George Herriman Krazy Kat, and Schulz has highlighted the museum’s permanent collection.

+1 415 227 8666 www.cartoonart.org/ [email protected] 781 Beach Street, San Francisco CA Artists Gallery at "A Space for Northern Californian Artists"

Founded in 1978 by Marian Parmenter and Sally Lilienthal, this airy space currently represents the works of more than 1300 Northern Californian artists. It offers artists a public space to display their work, while providing an opportunity for art collectors and the general community to enjoy up- and-coming creations. There are solo, group, and themed exhibitions and sometimes even a retrospective, showcasing an established artist's life work. You will find a broad range of genres here, allowing you to enjoy anything from a classic still life to an avant-garde piece.

+1 415 441 4777 www.sfmoma.org/artists- [email protected] 2 Marina Boulevard, Fort gallery/ Mason Center - Building A, San Francisco CA

De Young Museum "Cultural Destination"

Acting as a major cultural destination since 1895, the reopened in October 2005 in a facility designed by Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron and Fong & Chan Architects in San Francisco. The building is magnificent and from the observation tower you can get a great view of the park. It is open, airy and massive. It also has a perforated by WolfmanSF and embossed copper facade which goes very well with the greenery around the museum. The museum houses the world-renowned American Painting and Sculpture collection, dating from the 17th to the 20th Centuries. Primitive Art is highly represented with extraordinary pieces of Native American Art (from the ancient Teotihuacan City), African Art (statues and potteries) and Oceanic Art (shields, dance dress and masks). Admission is free the first Tuesday of each month.

+1 415 750 3600 deyoung.famsf.org/ [email protected] 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive, San Francisco CA

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