Eleanor Harwood Gallery at the San Francisco Art Book Fair! Thursday -Sundays.

 

Join us at the SF Art Book Fair! Original Art, Print Projects & Local Artist-Made Goods in the our Project Space Thursday 6-10pm Friday & Saturday - 11am-6pm Sunday - 11am-5pm

When Minnesota Street Project open 10 years ago, Colpa Press and Park Life proposed the San Francisco Art Book Fair. The first year was a huge success and it felt like our building was christened. Read about SFABF here: https://sfartbookfair.com/About-SFABF This year celebrates the 10th edition of the San Francisco Book Fair and 10 years of the Minnesota Street Project. Please join us to celebrate and support our amazing community! We are delighted to host local vendors in our main gallery. EHG will have great original artwork, and print projects and artist-made goods in our Project Space. And so much more.... loads of additional programming too: https://sfartbookfair.com/Programming This is one of the best events all year. Join us if you can! - Eleanor

Lee Materazzi - Knees

You can find these test plaster cast knees in the project space at @eleanor_harwood_gallery opening Thursday July 23rd, 6-10. They are priced between $30-$100. Sometimes the mistakes are better than the plans. * But we will have some of the plans too. They are $800 per set. Please inquire, they may not be listed on our site yet. eleanor@eleanorharwood.com https://eleanorharwood.com/store/

Sam Lee - Prints & an introduction - solo show upcoming

Sam Lee is a multidisciplinary artist whose work is featured in cafes and restaurants such as Andytown Coffee Roasters (in SF’s Facebook building), Lazy Bear, and True Laurel, and featured in hotels and resorts such as Auberge Resorts and Populus Hotel! Most notably, Sam’s illustration work was featured in the DeYoung Museum Open 2023. Her work is inspired by her love of nature, hiking and being in the wilderness. Prints are $250 & $160 https://eleanorharwood.com/store/

Carmen McNall - Prints

We've just released these three gorgeous prints in time for SFABF. They can be purchased online or in person at the fair. Please note will be shipping mid-August. We also have two original paintings up which you can peek at in the Project Space. https://eleanorharwood.com/store/

Jenny Lemons - Food inspired Hair Clips

Jenny Lemons is a colorful accessories and creative lifestyle brand founded in 2015 by San Francisco based artist Jennie Lennick. Jennie is an illustrator and designer whose work is inspired by food, nostalgia, and the small everyday moments that spark joy. Every product is designed by Jennie and based on her original illustrations. Classically trained as a painter, Jennie has been making things for as long as she can remember, and Jenny Lemons grew out of that lifelong studio practice.

People I've Loved Books, Prints, Cards, Trays, Card Decks

Carrisa Potter is usually representing People I've Loved, which she founded, at SFABF. She can't attend this year so we are representing her as she is traveling! We have loads of goodies in the Project Space.

For inquiries please contact Eleanor Harwood +1 415 867 7770 & eleanor@eleanorharwood.com #eleanorharwoodgallery#fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com #sunstormfineartmagazine.com#artfunbooks#artfunnow#artfunpress#artfuncommunity

Anita Rogers Gallery, exhibition of Robert Szot~Dust Do Shine~September 23-October 31 , 2026

Gallery news update.  

NYC Gallery UPCOMING Robert Szot: Dust Do Shine September 23 - October 31 Reception with the Artist Wednesday, September 23, 6-8pm RSVP to Info@AnitaRogersGallery.com Anita Rogers Gallery 494 Greenwich Street, GFL New York, NY 10013 Robert Szot, Wonders Greatly Reduced, 2026, Oil, metal leaf and charcoal on linen, 80 x 70 in Photos Online Now Thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening reception of our second Young Collectors’ Group Exhibition. Special thanks to Jack Edelman (Pocket Jacks) for his collaboration. Photos are on our website now. View Photos Photos by Jon-Paul Rodriguez RECENT NEWS Henry Mandell Selected For The 22nd International Painting Symposium “Mark Rothko 2026” The Rothko Museum has selected the artists for the 22nd International Painting Symposium “Mark Rothko 2026”, taking place in Daugavpils from 18 September to 3 October 2026. Selected artist Henry Mandell (USA) combines experimental artistic methods with observations of natural processes and scientific thought. Transforming texts, words and systems of information into abstract patterns, he creates visually intricate compositions in which the familiar gradually becomes unknown. Above: Henry Mandell, Noetic 196, 2024, UV polymer on aluminium Fox Bangor Highlights Group Exhibition in Maine Featuring Artist Richard Keen The historic Courthouse Gallery of Fine Art is celebrating 20 years in business. It has opened an homage to their very first exhibit, inviting local artists like Richard Keen to imagine Ellsworth as a muse. "When I look around the room, and I realize, I'm looking outside and Ellsworth is all around me. People focus on the main drag but there's parts of it that are really beautiful that sometimes get ignored, and these artists have found those," said Karin Wilkes, director and co-founder of the gallery. Above: Richard Keen, Union River No. 2, Acrylic and oil canvas, 20 x 18 in Thank you to artnet for featuring Mark Webber on their recent list of 5 Artists To Watch this Summer. View Article. Read Full Review Robert Szot Interviewed by Mia Funk Read here. I fell in love with art and decided to pursue it as a legitimate career when I first saw the work of Egon Schiele during a visit to Rome with my older brother. I was in my early 20s and, after having spent a number of years as a computer programmer, found myself searching for a bit more meaning and purpose out of life. My inclination was to discover something for myself, something that I could claim exclusive authorship of without committee or outside influence. Schiele's work spoke to me, and still speaks loudly to me now. I could hardly believe someone could say so much in what I perceived to be such a limited vocabulary. Immense things hidden in a single line or a diffuse bit of watercolor or gouache. #anitarogersgallery#fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com #sunstormfineartmagazine.com#artfornyc#artfunfall#artfunnow#artfunnew,