Divisadero Community Gallery Presents: Making Space

Divisadero Community Gallery presents “Making Space” a group art exhibition featuring District 5 workers and residents opening March 5th and running through April 2nd.

Previously a vacant store-front (and before that, a Money Mart) the Divisadero Community Gallery has been temporarily donated to the neighborhood as a proto-exhibition space for what we hope to be a sustainable arts incubation program in District 5. The shows title, “Making Space”, announces the need for community based response to San Francisco’s developing alternative arts scene. The exhibition itself is a big THANK YOU to D5 property owners, community leaders, and neighbors for supporting and encouraging local art.

Making Space will include three emerging artists working in a variety of mediums. Photographer Jeff McElroy will display select images from his upcoming book project, The Deleted Scene. J Morris will present mixed media collages that reflect a confluence of 90s skate art, comic books and graphic design. A veteran alternative arts organizer, Peter Max Lawrence’s will present oil paintings and conjure environments rich in texture and possibility.

The opening reception will be held in conjunction with the Divisadero Art Walk on March 5th and will be a participatory event. Visitors are invited to take part in the exhibition through various fun and engaging activities led by the artists themselves.

Divisadero Community Gallery is located at 537 Divisadero St. between Fell and Hayes. The Divisadero Community Gallery is open by appointment only. Parking is limited but public transportation is central.

For more information, visit www.divisaderoartwalk.blogspot.com, or email Jayna Swartzman at J_Swartzman@yahoo.com

March Art Walk

Our great art walk series continues.. Please join all of the Divisadero Merchants on March 5 to keep Divisadero thriving!