Haines Gallery
Well respected by many, the Haines Gallery in San Francisco is well known for its passion for bringing up local artists as well as representing some well know established artists from around the world. It is keen to always be at the forefront of the art world and looks to give the public a diverse and thought provoking display of work.
The gallery runs about 12 exhibitions a year revolving either around an individual artist or a theme. The themed exhibits will involve paintings, sculpture, photography or a mixture. With over 20 artists represented by the Haines Gallery, you certainly have a lot of choice when planning your visit. As always, we recommend looking at their website to get an idea of what is coming up.
We don’t think you will be disappointed when attending this San Francisco gallery as you will find new art that you would not find replicated elsewhere. This makes it suitable for the novice art lover through to the consummate collector.
From the Haines Gallery website – all credit Haines Gallery:
In addition to a rigorous exhibition schedule, Haines Gallery’s primary focus is on supporting museum exhibitions and acquisitions, and facilitating a variety of “extra curricula” satellite programs including public commissions, curating touring exhibitions and the production of project documentation. Projects of this nature included COUNTERSPACE, a citywide series of installations in six locations, which promoted young Bay Area conceptual artists to the international audience here for the opening of SFMOMA in 1995. Haines co-organized Alan Rath: Robotics with Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in 1999 and most recently we curated Goldsworthy’s Mountain and Coast Autumn into Winter, a portfolio of work created in Japan in 1987, to eight different museums throughout the US; each with accompanying catalogues.
Haines Gallery also aspires to promote art education and support the production of new work. Cheryl Haines has recently established the FOR-SITE Foundation, a not for profit project-based artist in residency program dedicated to facilitating the creation of new work specifically for exhibition in West Coast museums. Of primary interest are artists who are involved in the pursuit of making art about place. Institutional partners include such prestigious museum and universities as the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, the San Francisco Art Institute, LACMA, MOCA, MCA San Diego, California College of the Arts, SFMOMA, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and the Asian Art Museum.
49 Geary Street,
Suite 540,
San Francisco,
CA 94108
Telephone: 415-397-8114
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