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Currently On View & Upcoming at our Member Galleries

Maybaum Gallery opens satellite space at
48 Stockton St., San Francisco
SFADA Member Galleries well represented at
FOG Design+Art and FOG FOCUS
January 21-25, 2026 at Fort Mason Center
Tom Colcord: The Fluidity of Perception
at Avenue 12 Gallery through January 25
Hilary Pecis: Geraniums and Camellias
at Crown Point Press through January 7
Stacked Artifacts: Video Installation and Sculpture
by Darrin Martin
at Telematic through January 24
Lily Alice Baker: Risk of Delight
at COL Gallery through December 23
Richard Misrach: Rewind
at Fraenkel Gallery through December 20
Reveries: A Robert Kipniss Retrospective Exhibition
at CK Contemporary through January 10
Jocelyn Fine: Until We Meet Again
at Sarah Shepard Gallery through December 20
Melanie Daniel: Yours To Inherit
at Maybaum Gallery through December 15
Monica Lundy: The Curse of Eve
at Nancy Toomey Fine Art through December 13
Danielle Dimston: The Enigma of Geometries
at Municipal Bonds through December 20
Sono Osato: Evolution of an Idea: Diluvia to Midden
at Paul Thiebaud Gallery through January 10
Christian Marclay: New Work
at Fraenkel Gallery opening January 15
Doggone Delightful
at Hashimoto Contemporary opening January 10
Alexis Arnold & Cécilia Lusven: Coloring Perception
at TINT Gallery through December 21

News & Reviews

The Joyce Gordon Foundation of the Arts honors SFADA Member Thelma Harris

Harris was honored for her more than 35 years of service to the arts, recognizing her as an award recipient during a special celebration in Oakland. The event acknowledged Harris’s longstanding commitment to elevating Black art and culture in the Bay Area and across the nation.
Read on Pigment International

Katherine Vetne at Catharine Clark

"The longer you linger—and the sheer volume of detail relayed in each metalpoint drawing almost demands that you do—the more you find yourself poised in an uncanny valley between designer domesticity and distorted reality: Martha Stewart, say, by way of David Lynch," writes Deborah Bishop.
Read on Roborant Review

Pegan Brooke at re.riddle

"In this series, which the artist began in 2012, Brooke is drawn to mist as a liminal or transitional state between clear weather and rain. Metaphorically, it’s a poetic suspension, filled with possibilities and a reasonable analogue for the artist’s immersion in the creative process. She places it outside of time, yet ultimately encapsulates it," writes DeWitt Cheng.
Read on SquareCylinder
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