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111 Minna Gallery

111 Minna Street
San Francisco, CA 94105 map
cross street: between New Montgomery & 2nd
district: Downtown/Financial District

Tel. +1 415.974.1719
Website


Events Calendar
Wed Feb 20 - Wed Aug 27
Qool
Qoöl is the original clubbing happy hour in SF (if not the world) with rotating resident DJ’s Spesh, Jondi, Silencefiction, Scott Carelli, HyperD, Gil, Mark Musselman, & Jerry Bonham. 21+ welcome w/ID. 6-11-08 More Qoöl than you can shake ... More
Sat May 24 - Sat Aug 23
Barracuda 80's Dance Party
Barracuda, An '80s dance night with San Francisco's most awesome and venerated DJs spinning deep cuts, key remixes, cult classics, hair metal and high hip hop while patrons dance under a thick canopy of balloons, eat free pink cupcakes, take hot shot... More
Fri Jun 13 - Fri Aug 29
Look Out Weekend
111 Minna Gallery and Versus Magazine SF in association with Peroni, Stolichnaya, Jameson, Fernet-Branca The SFBG and SF Station present a Happy Hour of Epic Proportions... Look Out Weekend Featuring DJs: Shane King (Blasthaus) Whit... More
Fri Jul 11
TRIGGER
TRIGGER A new boundary pushing curation of emerging art, fashion, and music Friday, July 11, 2008 Special Guest DJs: Tim Sweeney (DFA, Beats In Space) Omar (Popscene, Shutter) & Ryan Poulsen (Gun Club, Pancake Radio) Hosted by NYC’s renown ... More
Sat Jul 12
#14 Spaces Issue Release Party
SPACE out! Come celebrate the release of Hyphen magazine's Spaces issue and rock out to a live set by 80s cover band, Budabelly, with eclectic beats by DJ Esquire, DJ Mel, DJ Rav-e and Nako. ***raffle and win a Nintendo Wii!***... More

About 111 Minna Gallery

Established in 1993 in downtown San Francisco 111 Minna Gallery is in the business of Art & Leisure. The gallery offers a unique blend of world-class fine art, DJ's, live performance, and film screenings in an elegantly urban and ever-changing 4,000 square foot space. The gallery is open to the public Tuesday through Friday 12-5 pm and nightly on a rotating schedule for special events.


Hours
Sunday: closed
Monday: closed
Tuesday: Gallery 12 pm - 7 pm
Wednesday: Gallery 12 pm - 10 pm
Thursday: Gallery 12 pm - 7 pm
Friday: Gallery 12 pm - 10 pm
Saturday: Gallery 12 pm - 7 pm
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Editorial Review
Art Scene Image
Art Scene
Feb 11th to Feb 24th
By melissa lane (12/22/2006)

" February hurts. A grayish, coldish wetness stretches interminably ahead, the groundhog saw its shadow and Valentine's is on a Monday. The next two weeks reign in a carnival of creep, cynicism and cheap thrills that could make the sassiest Tenderloin tranny cringe: a new little black dress made of trash bags; humans living in cages for a week (protests are already in the planning); and Ronald McDonald holding two topless girls by a fistful of their hair. So don't get fruity on the 14th -- like my duplicitous friend Claudia likes to say: celebrate V.D. and spread the love. "

Editorial Review
Octonarius Lunius Image
Octonarius Lunius
Eight Artists Get Loony
By Nirmala Nataraj (06/23/2006)

" Here’s an etymology game that might seem patently obvious: derive the meaning of “Octonarius Lunius”. Most of you who had your Greek and Latin prefixes drummed into your head in grade school know that “octo” means “of or pertaining to eight.” “Lun” means “having to do with the moon.” The eight artists assembled in the eponymous group show might raise questions more relevant than word origins, but the “Loony Eight” is a suitable moniker for the crew, in only the most flattering sense. "

Editorial Review
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Art-Hopping
Jan 28th - Feb 10th
By melissa lane (01/28/2005)

" Art SF throws down in their usual creative extravagance to stick it to the Jesus-freaks and office-holding knuckle-draggers. Buckey Sinister hosts "Fuck Your Freedom" on Jan 28th to celebrate civil liberties, Satan and the new CD by Reverend Steven Johnson Leyba and United Satanic Apache Front. Winston Smith and the Church of Satan will join the good reverend in showing off their art wares whilst Lady Hades performs and many a spoken word artist ignite the theme of uncivil disobedience. Entrance is $5-$10 unless you're such a proud Christian that you must identify as such to the doorman – then it's $23, sucker. "

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