your curated guide to art + culture in the San Francisco Bay Area
WELCOME TO SALT
THE Weekly DASH
ONE: The Moleskine Project XIII at Harman Projects
TWO: Down the hills and around the bends at Creativity Explored
THREE: Lost in the Funhouse at Leica Store and Gallery
ONE: Chiharu Shiota: Two Home Countries at the Asian Art Museum
TWO: The Continuing Story of Life on Earth: 25 Years of Hamburger Eyes at the Main Public Library
THREE: The Portrait Show 14: Masquerade at Modern Eden
ONE: Slice of the Pie at Fraenkel Gallery
TWO: Tender Forms at Jonathan Carver Moore
THREE: In Carbon: A Collection of Drawings at Ryan Graff Contemporary
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SF MoMA
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de Young Museum
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Legion of Honor
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Asian Art Museum
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Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD)
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Oakland Museum of California
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BAMPFA Berkeley Art Museum
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GLBT Historical Society Museum
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Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
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Cantor Arts Center
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ICA SF
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Letterform Archive
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Museum of Craft & Design
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UPCOMING Events
Let the power of the spoken word entertain and transport you to a deeper understanding of yourself, your community, and the world. Join host Corey Rosen — veteran of The Moth, creator of Simply Said at the Lark Theater, and author of Your Story, Well Told — for the exciting series of Word of Mouth, a storytelling series at the Sausalito Center For The Arts.
Sep 8 - Oct 10, 2026
Join us for the opening reception with the artist — Thursday, September 10, 5–7 pm.
Sarah Newton explores the margins where the San Francisco Bay and human occupation collide.
Minnesota Street Project Foundation and KADIST are pleased to announce Character Development, a group exhibition bringing together six video installations, each featuring the artist on-screen in different guises and roles.
Ryan Graff Contemporary presents Walk Through Walls or Don’t, a new exhibition by Phil Hale.
Root Division presents Introductions 2026, our signature exhibition showcasing exceptional Bay Area artists who are not yet represented by commercial galleries.
An evening of short readings, connecting six writers’ personal perspectives as a way of decoding the layered meanings of the artworks in the exhibition Character Development, followed by a discussion moderated by Joseph del Pesco,
Our biggest party of the year! Join the ArtSpan community in a celebration within the Preview Exhibition as we launch our 52nd season of SF Open Studios!