Known as a leader in pop surrealist and urban contemporary art, the Lower Haight gallery has big plans for 2016.

Artist Kii Arens will be at the opening Friday, with more than 40 posters he created for concerts by the likes of Van Halen, Alabama Shakes, MGMT and more.

The 200 block of Ivy, long a sore spot for neighbors, is getting a makeover, starting with a new mural of a bee.

The subjects of her current series Nothing But Light range from pregnant women to transpeople, all photographed in the nude.

For decades, UCSF Parnassus has produced miracle cures and treatments—and more than a few freedom-seeking lab monkeys.

Starting in March, local artists will lead free Wednesday workshops in watercolors, knitting, and more at the renowned art supply store, which is housed in a historic building in Jackson Square.

The developers of the 13-story residential building proposed for 1028 Market St. seek art that reflects and enhances the neighborhood.

The battle between the Coltrane Church and its landlord is coming to a head this week, as final eviction proceedings move forward.

After being away from its display site at Sue Bierman Park for more than two years, 'Yin Yang' is headed back to its original home at SFO.

Yesterday marked one of the last days of the Chinese Lunar New Year's festivities here in San Francisco, ringing in the year of the monkey.

The Page St. murals by Sharon Virtue are safe and awaiting relocation, while the school where they stood remains boarded up.

Located in the heart of the Tenderloin, the new marketplace for neighborhood artists opens to the public Tuesday through Fridays starting next week.

The show, which opens tonight, includes works by three very different artists along similar themes of a changing China.