(featured image) Jennifer Damas
I Wish I Did, 2024
Mixed Media on Canvas
36 x 72 in
*Courtesy of HANG ART
Here’s your art guide for what’s happening in San Francisco, CA the week of July 24th – 28th, 2024. *Stay tuned—this list is constantly updated!
Thursday, Jul. 25th
Chelsea Ryoko Wong
A Sweet Sanctuary, 2024, detail
*Courtesy of the Artist & Jessica Silverman
Jessica Silverman Gallery
Thu, Jul. 25th 5-7PM
Jessica Silverman Gallery presents “Nostalgia for the Present Tense,” an exhibition of twelve paintings by Chelsea Ryoko Wong. Inspired by travels and exploring social harmony amidst modern turmoil, Wong’s work combines vibrant interiors and exteriors to create a sense of community and order. (Jul. 25th – Sep. 7th)
Tricia Grame
*Courtesy of Museo Italo Americano
Museo Italo Americano
Thu, Jul. 25th 6-8PM
Join Museo Italo Americano for “Aperitivo con l’Artista,” as part of the Earth and Soul exhibition showcasing Elena Civoli Brittain and Tricia Grame. This event features a conversation with Tricia Grame about her sculptures, inspirations, and Italian connection. *Ticket: $10 (Members) – $20 (Non-members)
Friday, Jul. 26th
Mary Ann Orozco
Untitled
Mixed Media on Paper
30 x 22.5 in
*Courtesy of Creativity Explored
Crunchyroll X Creativity Explored Open House
Fri, Jul. 26th 3-6PM
Creativity Explored artists find inspiration in stories, reimagining characters and themes from shows, comics, and books in their artworks. Sponsored by Crunchyroll, 10 artists created new pieces inspired by anime and Eastern art for a special exhibition, alongside others, where attendees can also meet the artists, view, and purchase art.
Karla Wozniak
Leaf, Ball, String, 2023
Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
72 x 60 in
Et al.
Fri, Jul. 26th 5-8PM
Et al. ignites the season with a trio of captivating exhibitions. Delve into the abstract world of Karla Wozniak’s “Sunshower,” where intricate lines and vibrant colors dance across the canvas. Explore diverse artistic perspectives in the group show “Jamb,” curated by Conrad Guevara. Finally, contemplate the act of creation itself in Julia Schwartz’s “The Opening Door,” where portals and gateways symbolize artistic transformation. (Jul. 26th –Sep. 7th)
Alexandra Bailliere
Mountain Standard Time, 2024
Oil on Canvas
36 x 30 in
HANG ART
Fri, Jul. 26th 6-8PM
Celebrate HANG ART’s Christmas in July/SF Summer Soirée, featuring a festive gallery decked out with curated wines, unframed original artworks, and complimentary framing consultations. Enjoy a $5 raffle for a $500 gift certificate, with proceeds supporting the SFFD Engine 2’s holiday decorations contest. (Jul. 22nd – 27th)