San Francisco Galleries

Art Dealers James Bacchi and Annette Schutz opened ArtHaus in San Francisco's historic Nob Hill in 1996. Since then, the gallery has relocated to SOMA... More about ArtHaus

In 1986, California Lawyers for the Arts (C.L.A.) and the San Francisco Arts Commission developed ArtHouse as a joint program to respond to the acute... More about artHouse

The Artist-Xchange is committed to assisting emerging artists by providing an open door for showcasing the wonderful creativity of the San Francisco Bay... More about Artist-Xchange

The 4000 sq feet Artists Alley is nestled in the heart of San Francisco's downtown SOMA district. The Gallery is one of the largest galleries in SF representing... More about ARTISTS ALLEY, THE

Since the early '80s, Artists' Television Access has provided equipment, education, and a screening venue for independent film and video to artists and... More about Artists' for Television Access (ATA)

The Artists Guild puts on outdoor, gallery-quality art exhibits in San Francisco city parks-such as Washington Square in North Beach,... More about Artists' Guild of San Francisco

Located in the heart of Noe Valley in San Francisco, Artsake opened its doors in 2004 with the desire to serve the entire San Francisco artistic community.... More about Artsake, for artists of all ages

Arspace is the combined effort of two SF artists who consider themselves to be Self Taught Gallery Operators. Arspace started as a space where the creation... More about Artspace

ArtSpan is a nonprofit organization dedicated to building connections within San Francisco's visual arts community and between artists and the general... More about ArtSpan