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Haylie Jimenez “Drive Me Crazy” Exhibition at SWIM Gallery exhibition

opening6.24.23closing8.5.23

Haylie Jimenez “Drive Me Crazy” Exhibition June 24–August 5, 2023 Parking lots and cars are the primary focus in this collection of works, “Drive Me Crazy.” Growing up in the south, there is very little infrastructure for youth to spend … MORE INFO →

Book Launch and Poetry Reading by Sophia Naz event

date5.21.23

Book Launch of Bark Archipelago
a new collection of poetry by SOPHIA NAZ
Sunday, May 21, 2023 at 3pm MORE INFO →

Lanéya Billingsley aka Billie0cean, “A Dream Cum True” Solo Exhibition at SWIM Gallery event

opening2.11.23closing3.5.23

solo exhibition
February 11, 2023 – March 5, 2023
Opening Reception: February 11th from 6-10pm

SWIM Gallery
509 Ellis St, San Francisco MORE INFO →

opening11Feb

Artist Talk by Johanna Poethig: “Ungkat – Shell Games” event

date1.21.23 2-3pm

In Tagalog Ungkat means to recall. Most Shell Games are a confidence trick, a conjuring; legitimacy is always in question. Informed and inspired by Poethig’s formative years in the Philippines identity, memory, perspective, views of empire, legitimacy and connection weave through this body of work. MORE INFO →

Maya Fuji, “Fujimura Tobacco Shop” at SWIM Gallery event

opening11.18.22closing01.07.23

solo exhibition of paintings
November 18, 2022 – January 7, 2023
Opening Reception: November 18, 6-8pm

SWIM Gallery
509 Ellis St, San Francisco MORE INFO →

opening18Nov

Johanna Poethig – “Ungkat – Shell Games” event

opening12.10.22closing01.28.23

Painting, sculpture, mixed media, interactive work
December 10, 2022 – Jan 28, 2023
Opening Reception: Saturday, December 10, 2022, 5-8pm MORE INFO →

opening10Dec

“Karton,” Solo Works by Brutus at SWIM Gallery exhibition

5/7/22 – 5/28/22
6-10pm

SWIM Gallery 509 Ellis St.
San Francisco MORE INFO →

Adrian Arias “River to the Sky” Mural news

This mural is a fusion between the history of the Black Hawk Jazz Cafe, BLM and the ancestral roots of the Ohlone peoples and my ancestral Mochica culture. MORE INFO →