The fourth weekend of ArtSpan’s SF Open Studios is on the way, and that means that Hayes Valley, NoPa, the Haight and Cole Valley will soon be brimming with art (along with Fort Mason, Marina, Pacific Heights, Russian Hill, North Beach, Richmond, Sunset, West Portal and Oceanview).
Considered the largest and longest-running open studios event in the country, SF Open Studios is a month-long, citywide art celebration that includes over 800 artists over the course of its four weekends. And on November 8th and 9th, the event's final weekend, artists in your neighborhood will open their studios to share their art with you.
On the roster are a host of artists, with the biggest concentration up at Fort Mason, but there are plenty of participating artists close by. Here's the rundown on whose work you can expect to see this weekend:
Hayes Valley
Madeline Behrens-Brigham, 616 Hayes Street, #1
Philippe Jestin, 646 Laguna Street
Z McGarigle, 500 Buchanan Street, #1
Haight/Cole Valley
Tanya Vlach, 1003 Shrader Street
Arlene Diehl, 470 Frederick Street, #1
Christopher Schramm 152 Carl Street
Jane B. Grimm, 1205 Stanyan Street
Mystic Eye, 1652 Waller Street
Dennis Murphy, 1907-B Oak Street
Gabriel Leonoudakis, 4848 17th Street
NoPa
ArtPaul Cartier, 1845 Hayes Street
David Silverman, 522 Baker Street
Sheree Kasilkowski, 2140 Fell Street
J.B. Higgins, 1221 Fulton Street
Karen Olsen-Dunn, 1382 Hayes Street
Bob Larkin, 1382 Hayes Street
This weekend's event runs Saturday and Sunday, 11am-6pm. See all participating artists here.
