Kearny Street Workshop presents INFINITE EXCHANGE, an exhibition by the AVA (APA Visual Artists) Lab 2025 cohort. 

TRACES is an exploration of where we place our attention and how that attention is valued. Descended from the visual narrative of women's craft and quilting, my visual language exposes the ways societal pressures change our forms and shape our lives over generations. 

Gallery 16 will host an exhibit of new and older works in conjunction with the release of his new book published by McSweeney's.

Scott Richards Contemporary Art is delighted to present Michael Reafsnyder in his first San Francisco solo exhibition: SUMMER JAM. Celebrated for his energetic, tactile approach to abstraction, the acclaimed Southern California artist brings his signature energy to this vibrant summer showcase of gestural paintings. The exhibition opens with a reception for the artist on Saturday, July 12 from 4 – 6 pm and continues through August 30th. 

Please join us July 11th at Parts Peculiar as Americana Landscape, curated by Victor Saucedo, opens in San Francisco.

Pamela Walsh Gallery is pleased to present In the Heat of It, a group exhibition celebrating the summer season with bold color, expressive energy, and fresh perspectives. 

The Bridge Studio Collective is an eclectic group of artists working across a variety of disciplines. The collective is composed of painters, illustrators, paper sculptors, textile artists, and stylist/ designers; each member has developed a distinctive style and mastery of their craft.

Dolby Chadwick Gallery is delighted to announce Shimmering Tale, an exhibition of recent work by Chris Cosnowski, on view from July 10 to August 30, 2025.

Creativity Explored is honored to present Komorebi, a Japanese word without direct English translation, which captures the quiet beauty of sunlight filtering through leaves - a fleeting moment where light and shadow meet.

Municipal Bonds is proud to announce "Yesterday as in Tomorrow," the first U.S. solo exhibition by Danish-Filipino artist Daniel Cabrillos Jacobsen

Anglim/Trimble is pleased to present “It killed the pussy,” a group exhibition of paintings, drawings and photography responding to the United States government’s current crusade on freedom of speech, gender variance and reproductive rights.⁠

Through the creative interplay of line, shape, color, and form, this dynamic exhibition celebrates the power of abstraction to evoke emotion, provoke thought, and inspire personal interpretation.

Solo show of works by James Eddy at Incline Gallery

Harvey Milk Center for the Arts & Photo Center  Annual Art + Pride Exhibition, Curated by: Nicola Bosco-Alvarez

In honor of our 50th anniversary, Rena Bransten Gallery is pleased to present the second in a series of exhibitions celebrating the Gallery’s history and early roots, this time highlighting photography and video art.

analog.gallery.sf is proud to present what we see as pioneering work in photography: two artists explore imagined and fabricated landscapes to investigate values attached to the ‘real’, and to the imagined.

Studio Art Gallery presents Delicious, their 20th annual show of art inspired by food & drink. With work from over 140 artists in a variety of mediums.

Mendings & Marvels' theme not only centers around the reuse/repurposing of materials and the reimagining of older artwork, but also includes themes around mending — whether literal, spiritual, or reacting to the present moment.

Harman Projects and Toyroom Gallery are pleased to present FRACTURED, a solo exhibition by Shepard Fairey.

Join us this Summer inside San Francisco's Minnesota Street Project as we present an eclectic survey of works spanning the legendary artist's storied career.

The Image Flow is proud to present Queer Conscience 2025, our 3rd Annual juried exhibition focused on providing a platform for all LGBTQIA2+ artists exploring the photographic medium.

Join us this Friday for the opening of 𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓭𝓼 𝓸𝓷 𝓽𝓪𝓹𝓮, the culmination of a year-long research project by artist Aine Nakamura. Opening from 6-9 with a performance at 7pm.

Contemporary Symbolism opens a space for inquiry. A space where tradition might speak alongside new visions; where cultural myths, personal icons, and unexpected juxtapositions coexist.

Jonathan Carver Moore is pleased to present To Been Seen, a group exhibition with all Black queer artists opening the month of Pride. The show will be on view June 5, 2025 to August 16, 2025 with an opening reception on Friday, June 6. 

Catharine Clark Gallery continues its Spring 2025 program with three solo exhibitions: Arleene Correa Valencia’s Codice Del Perdedor / The Losing Man’s Codex (South Gallery), featuring new works on Amate paper; Alejandro Cartagena’s In Between Spaces – Entre Espacios (North Gallery), a survey of major photographs and photocollages; and Nanci Amaka’s Cleanse / Three Walls (Media Room), a three-channel video installation recently presented at the Hawai’i Triennial 2025. All three exhibitions consider themes of migration, memory, and intergenerational healing.

Micki Meng is pleased to present For Sport, the debut San Francisco solo exhibition of Chinese American painter Amanda Ba and her first show with the gallery. The exhibition features a suite of new figurative paintings that deepen Ba’s exploration of identity, spectacle, and power.

Art Opening and Reception for artist, Lisa Jo at Gallery Wendi Norris