SF's art buying event of the year. Be among the first to view, reserve and buy. Choose from 6,000 pieces-SF's largest selection ever. Admission benefits one of the nation's oldest and most revered art schools.
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For nearly a decade, the city by the bay has been without a major internationally-ranked fine art fair-until now. Avid collectors, art enthusiasts, galleries and the art press eagerly await the long overdue arrival of the San Francisco Fine Art Fair. Over $300 million in art representing 500 artists from 70+ worldwide renowned galleries will be available for viewing and purchase. Attendees can select from the finest collection of 6,000 significant artworks from the 20th and 21st century - focusing on 1950’s to present. Carefully vetted, the fair offers a spectacular selection of paintings, works on paper, drawings, printed editions, photography, and sculpture (both indoors and outdoors.) From the masters to important contemporary offerings, artworks range in price that fit into every collector's budget.
SF's art buying event of the year. Be among the first to view, reserve and buy. Choose from 6,000 pieces-SF's largest selection ever. Admission benefits one of the nation's oldest and most revered art schools.
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The Lift at SF Fine Art Fair are gallery sponsored solo artist booths. The focus is on discovery and exploration of the best new emerging talent and trends in contemporary art today. Specially identified and located throughout, the Lift offers all attendees a chance to meet and buy the works of carefully-selected and exciting up-and-coming artists from around the world. ...more
It's the San Francisco version of the red carpet entrance, as art meets technology. Experience digital technology firsthand as you are greeted by our amazing giant amorphic robotic sculptures at the entrance. Presented by the upcoming ZER01 Biennial. ...more
Honoring Bay Area excellence in the arts. Join the May 20, pre-opening celebration honoring legendary Ruth Braunstein, owner of Braunstein/Quay Gallery. Benefits ArtCare who's mission is to restore aging and damaged public artworks in San Francisco. ...more