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| First Saturday at Minnesota Street Project 1275 Minnesota Street Opening Reception: Bass & Reiner |Sally Scopa: Atmospheric River January 10, 5 – 7pm Opening Reception: Eleanor Harwood |Carmen McNall: Unbound Passages & Lee Materazzi:PLAYMATE January 10, 5 – 7pm Opening Reception: Small Works Projects |David Wilson: First Painting January 10, 5 – 7pm Opening Reception: Hashimoto Contemporary |Doggone Delightful January 10, 5 – 7pm Soft Opening: The Jones Institute |Caterina Fake:Bed for Dreaming January 10, 5 – 7pm Opening Reception: Municipal Bonds |Alternating Currents: Austin Thomas & Nick Polansky January 10, 5 – 7pm Opening Reception: Nancy Toomey Fine Art |Obsessive | Compulsive January 10, 5 – 7pm Opening Reception: re.riddle |Guanyu Xu: I dreamt of this and there will be more January 10, 5 – 7pm 1150 25th Street Opening Reception: Slash | Sonic Transmissions January 10, 5 – 8pm Curatorial Remarks, 4:30pm Opening Reception: Slash | Who’s Pulling Your Strings? January 10, 5 – 8pm Minnesota Street Project announces ATRIUM, a new alternative art fair showcasing small, emerging, and underground contemporary art galleries in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. Timed to coincide with SF Art Week, ATRIUM takes place January 22–25, 2026at MSP’s flagship location at 1275 Minnesota Street in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood.Free and open to the public, ATRIUM offers an approachable way to experience the San Francisco Bay Area’s gallery scene and connect with artists and gallerists in a welcoming environment. Rooted in Minnesota Street Project’s mission to provide affordable, long‑term space for independent galleries, artists, and arts organizations, ATRIUM champions artists’ work while making the process of building a collection feel accessible to emerging collectors.The inaugural ATRIUM fair feature 15+ Bay Area galleries, each presenting a focused selection from their programs. The selection committee is led by Eleanor Harwood, a charter MSP gallery, and includes Aaron Harbour of Et al., a leading contemporary art gallery in San Francisco’s Mission District, and Jonathan Runcio of Minnesota Street Project. Together with Minnesota Street Project’s year‑round gallery community, these participants highlight the breadth of contemporary practice in the region, from long‑established spaces to newer, more experimental programs. Public Reception Thursday, January 22: 6pm-9pmFair Hours Thursday, January 22: 6pm-9pm Friday, January 23: 11am-6pm Saturday, January 24: 11am-6pm Sunday, January 25: 11am-5pm RSVP Upcoming at Minnesota Street Project1275 Minnesota Street Book Launch: Themes + Projects |Hybrid: Curiosity in All Things January 23, 4 – 6pm Pre-Order the Book Here 1150 25th Street Opening Reception: di Rosa SF |Ancient Wisdom for a Future Ecology: Trees, Time, and Technology January 22, 6 – 8pm 1201 Minnesota Street Opening Reception: MSP Foundation Warehouses Residency | when he cries he looks like me January 17, 5 – 7pm |
| Minnesota Street Project’s galleries’ program consists of 14 full-time galleries, and opportunities for short-term exhibitions by visiting galleries and arts organizations. Located in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood, the galleries are housed in two locations on the Project’s contemporary arts campus, at 1275 Minnesota Street and 1150 25th Street. The first Saturday of each month the galleries are open late. For more information: minnesotastreetproject.com Minnesota Street Project’s contemporary arts campus is also home to the Minnesota Street Project Foundation, the non-profit entity that supports our artists studios program and produces public exhibitions at 1201 Minnesota Street. For more information: minnesotastreetproject.org Minnesota Street Project Art Services proudly serves the Bay Area Art community providing the highest level of professional collection care, art storage, shipping, and handling services. For more information: minnesotastreetartservices.com |
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