Bay Area Art Organizations

I am an Irish artist currently working in Palo Alto, San Francisco. I work on canvas using oils. My paintings are abstract and expressive, with strong... More about Hilary Murray Freir

Hypersea is a multidisciplinary project of contemporary artists from the Bay Area, dedicated to integrating art education and artistic production into... More about Hypersea

Nestled close to the San Francisco Bay, toward the North end of Sausalito, is a landmark historic building steeped in the area's ship building roots,... More about ICB Building

The mission of Kearny Street Workshop is to produce and present art that enriches and empowers Asian Pacific American communities. Our vision is to achieve... More about Kearny Street Workshop

Kularts, is a Bay Area community-based arts organization whose mission is to inform and expand the understanding of American Pilipino culture through... More about Kularts

The festival began in 1997 in Marin County at one theater with 10 films. In 2003 it was in 7 cities, at 15 venues with 64 films. Each year the festival... More about Latino Film Festival

the luggage store's programs are dedicated to broadening social and aesthetic networks, by encouraging the flow of image and ideas between different cultural... More about Luggage Store Gallery

Our mission is to support Latino artists to create and showcase new work in the visual, literary, and performance arts to help define, interpret, and... More about M.A.C.L.A. (Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino Americana)

The Marin Arts Council's vision is a community in which the arts are seen as an integral part of a healthy and sustainable community, and a necessary... More about Marin Arts Council

Heavy hitting artists and filmmakers from all over the United States have donated artwork for the event including artists from Pixar, Lucasfilm, Disney,... More about Maverix Studios

The Society for Art Publications of the Americas and its Meridian Gallery increases social, philosophical and spiritual change among previously isolated... More about Meridian Gallery