(featured image) Tim Hawkinson
Patty Reading, 2022
Oil on Panel
9 1/2 x 11 3/4 in
*Courtesy of Hosfelt Gallery
Here’s your art guide for what’s happening in San Francisco, CA the week of March 27th – 30th, 2024.
Wednesday, Mar. 27th
Aarti Gupte
*Courtesy of Yield Art & Wine Show
Yield Art & Wine Show
Wed, Mar. 27th 5-10PM
Experience an awe-inspiring showcase of local female artists at the Yield Art & Wine Show, featuring works by acclaimed artist Aarti Gupte. From vibrant landscapes to avant-garde sports-inspired pieces, immerse yourself in creativity while supporting talented female artists.
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*Courtesy of Heron Arts
Heron Arts
Wed, Mar. 27th 6-10PM
Join Heron Arts for the closing reception of “Resonance In Light 3,” a mesmerizing art exhibition that explores the interplay between light and sound, featuring the Gamelatron ViaOro by Aaron Taylor Kuffner. Immerse yourself in vibrant installations, engage with artists, and be inspired by this unforgettable celebration of art, light, and sound.
Thursday, Mar. 28th
Ahja Henry, Vita Santa Cruz & Anna Raquel
*Courtesy of ArtSpan
ArtSpan Art-In-Neighborhoods
Thu, Mar. 28th 5-6PM
Join an in-person reception showcasing the works of ArtSpan artists Ahja Henry, Vita Santa Cruz, and Anna Raquel at the office of District 11 Supervisor Ahsha Safaí in SF City Hall. This dynamic exhibition celebrates emerging artists and our vibrant community’s art scene, offering refreshments and the chance to connect with the artists. (Dec. 7th – Jun. 12th)
M Eifler
Sensation Model 5, 2024
Recycled Fabric & Rope
10 x 12 x 10 in
*Courtesy of Ruth’s Table
Ruth’s Table
Thu, Mar. 28th 5:30-7:30PM
“Radical Resilience,” an annual exhibition at Ruth’s Table, showcases Bay Area artists living with disabilities, highlighting their unique paths of self-expression across various artistic styles. Through their work, these artists challenge societal norms and advocate for social justice, emphasizing that resilience is about more than just perseverance—it’s about embracing creative freedom and celebrating individual pathways. (Mar. 28th – Jun. 7th)
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*Courtesy of California College of the Arts
California College of the Arts
Thu, Mar. 28th 7-9PM
Join CCA’s BFA Illustration and MFA Writing Programs for their spring salon “IT’S A HAPPENING,” showcasing a diverse array of artistic expressions including collage, readings, dance, illustration, video, and music, featuring no fewer than 85 metronomes. This interactive celebration invites the audience to experience the dynamic convergence of art and literature in various forms, reflecting the vibrant community of artists and writers within the college and the city.
Friday, Mar. 29th
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*Courtesy of 111 Minna Gallery
111 Minna Gallery
Fri, Mar. 29th 5-9PM
Join 111 Minna Gallery for the closing party and artist Q&A of “Guilty Pleasures,” curated by Emily Fromm and Amanda Lynn. Featuring the work of eight Bay Area women artists exploring concepts like tattoos, junk food, pop culture, and more, the exhibit offers a diverse range of mediums including sculpture, ceramics, glass, textile, performance, and painting.
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*Courtesy of SOMArts Cultural Center
SOMArts Cultural Center
Fri, Mar. 29th 6-8PM
SOMArts Cultural Center presents “ICEX: International Ceramics Exchange 2024,” an immersive cultural event showcasing the mastery of six distinguished Korean ceramic artists. Delve into the world of Korean ceramics through engaging demonstrations and presentations, offering insights into traditional and contemporary techniques. (Mar. 29th – 31st)
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*Courtesy of Upper Market Gallery
Upper Market Gallery
Fri, Mar. 29th 6-9PM
Upper Market Gallery showcases “Intersecting Visions,” featuring San Francisco artists who also curate, displaying their work alongside their chosen artists, highlighting the connection between their roles. Through a salon-style layout, the exhibition provides a glimpse into the city’s diverse art scene, recognizing those who contribute through both creation and curation. (Mar. 29th – 31st)
Saturday, Mar. 30th
Alexandre Kyungu Mwilambwe
Look It In, 2016
Engraving, Incision & Acrylic on Wood Door (both sides pictured)
79 1/8 x 24 in
*Courtesy of Hosfelt Gallery
Hosfelt Gallery
Sat, Mar. 30th 3-5PM
Hosfelt Gallery presents two compelling exhibitions: “The Door” by Alexandre Kyungu Mwilambwe and “Cabinet Pictures” by Tim Hawkinson. Alexandre Kyungu Mwilambwe, based in Kinshasa, explores identity and political boundaries using found objects and traditional body modification techniques, while Tim Hawkinson presents 30 tiny hyperreal paintings depicting intimate moments from his family’s life, offering a reflection on aging and humanity. (Mar. 30th – May 4th)
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*Courtesy of The Drawing Room SF
The Drawing Room SF
Sat, Mar. 30th 4-7PM
The Drawing Room SF Annex celebrates the opening reception of “BRAIN FOG,” featuring captivating artworks by Shawn Connolly. Meet the artist, mingle with fellow art enthusiasts, and immerse yourself in an evening of artistic inspiration. (Mar. 30th – Apr. 28th)