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Sketch Club at Lloyd Lake

Sketch Club at Lloyd Lake

Sun, Jul 19, 7:00 PM
From San Francisco Women Artists Gallery

Sketch at the lake in Golden Gate Park that has its own waterfall, fountain and Portal of the Past! There is parking alongside the lake and easily accessible via public transportation. Hosted by members of the San Francisco Women Artists Gallery. SFWA is a designated SF Legacy Business in recognition of serving the community as a valued cultural asset of the city for over 100 years. Started in the late 1800s as the Sketch Club, it is one of California's oldest arts organizations.

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LoFi Dreams: Plastic Camera show Opening

Sun, Jul 12, 2:00 AM
From The California Camera Club
4.8
8 attendees
Figure Drawing Fridays

Figure Drawing Fridays

Sat, Jul 11, 1:00 AM
From Workshops for Artists
4.7

## [Figure Drawing Fridays](https://abramsclaghornshop.com/products/figure-drawing-fridays-2025) ### Fridays 6-9pm A Weekly Open Figure Drawing Session This is a short pose session. We start with 2 minute warm ups, with each set of poses getting a little longer. We usually finish the evening with 20 minute poses. The gallery will provide chairs and tables. Easels on request. Bring your own paper, pencils, pens, etc. Snacks and water will be served. Please register in advance.

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Visio Divina -free Visual Meditation with Divine Feminine images

Sun, Jul 12, 7:00 PM
From herIcon Making- Divine Feminine Icons in paint/mixed media
5.0

On the second Sunday of each month from 12-1:00 p.m. at herchurch, 678 Portola Dr. San Francisco, enjoy a free drop in meditative process. Visual Meditation (Visio Divina) at herchurch is a simple process of meditating with paintings of the divine feminine. The process can include journaling and asking for guidance. Katie Ketchum will be standing in the front doors of herchurch at noon to show you the downstairs Altar Art Gallery, or feel free to ask anyone for directions. The Visual Meditation is in silence and self-guided with instructions provided. You're welcome to come for any length you wish; this is a drop in hour, not a full one-hour meditation (unless you want it to be!)

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🎨  Matisse's Modern Scandal & Feel the Beat Dance Photos -- SFMOMA

🎨  Matisse's Modern Scandal & Feel the Beat Dance Photos -- SFMOMA

Mon, Jul 20, 7:30 PM
From SF Fun and Active Seniors Over 50 -- music, art, film & more
4.8

🎨 **Matisse's Modern Scandal & Feel the Beat Dance Photos -- SFMOMA** ▪︎ **Purchase a 1:00 pm TIMED ticket**. Also, **if you have a membership, please obtain 2 tix** and let me know you've got an extra to share. https://tickets.sfmoma.org/tickets/type?performanceId=11223&timezone=190&type=ga **▪︎ Message me when you've bought a ticket** and I'll move you off the waitlist. ▪︎ **Meet at 12:30 sharp** at the ground-floor MOMA entrance. ▪︎ **Late lunch at Oren's Hummus after MOMA.** ▪︎ **PLEASE don't be a no-show.** If your plans change, remember to update your RSVP prior to the event. ▪︎ **A last minute cancellation** will count as a no-show. 🔆 Experience the moment Matisse used color to break the rules of modern art: In 1905, Henri Matisse sent shockwaves through the art world with Femme au chapeau (Woman with a Hat), a portrait of his wife, Amélie, painted in bold color and loose brushstrokes that defied convention. This exhibition brings the original stakes into focus and explores the enduring impact of one of Matisse’s most iconic works. **ALSO** Dance and photography operate on different temporal planes. One unfolds over time through fluid movement, whereas the other freezes that motion in a single, suspended frame. Something electric happens when these two art forms merge. Since the early 20th century, photographers have been drawn to dancers not only to document them but to grapple with the problem of rendering motion through stillness. As technology improved, dance photography moved beyond an advertising function. Photographers began to make images in which rhythm was palpable. Drawn primarily from SFMOMA’s permanent collection, Feel the Beat: Dance in Photographs traces different ways image makers have represented dance.

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Figure Drawing Fridays

Figure Drawing Fridays

Sat, Jul 18, 1:00 AM
From Workshops for Artists
4.7

## [Figure Drawing Fridays](https://abramsclaghornshop.com/products/figure-drawing-fridays-2025) ### Fridays 6-9pm A Weekly Open Figure Drawing Session This is a short pose session. We start with 2 minute warm ups, with each set of poses getting a little longer. We usually finish the evening with 20 minute poses. The gallery will provide chairs and tables. Easels on request. Bring your own paper, pencils, pens, etc. Snacks and water will be served. Please register in advance.

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You can search Meetup for art gallery events happening in San Francisco by using location-based searches. Simply input your city to browse events dedicated to arts and culture within your area.

Yes, you can. Use the location feature on Meetup to find gallery events and art gatherings happening around your current location. It’s a great way to discover new cultural experiences in your area.

Certainly! San Francisco hosts various Meetup groups for art fans. These gatherings offer opportunities to explore shared passions, whether through gallery tours or art discussions, amongst fellow enthusiasts.

To join an art event, find a Meetup group or event related to galleries in San Francisco and RSVP for upcoming meetings. This way, you’re set to explore art with like-minded people and enhance your cultural journey.

Event costs can vary. Some gallery visits might be free, while others may have an entrance fee or ticket. Details about costs are typically provided when you RSVP to an event on Meetup.

Definitely! You can be a part of multiple Meetup groups. If you’re passionate about arts, feel free to join various gallery and cultural groups in San Francisco concurrently to maximize your experiences.

Starting on Meetup is straightforward. Simply create a profile, search for art events in San Francisco, and join groups. You’ll be able to RSVP to attend your first event alongside other newcomers or seasoned members.

Not always. While many gallery events are in-person, some might be hosted online. This depends on the organizers, so always check the details provided to know how the event will be conducted.

Attendance commitment is flexible. You are not required to attend every event if you join a group. RSVP to the events you wish to join, allowing you to fit attendance around your schedule.

No, events are organized by individual group leaders or hosts, not directly by Meetup. The platform serves as a facilitator connecting people with local events based on shared interests.

While Meetup is a hub for diverse interests, specific gallery events might vary based on local group activity. Not every specific interest will have active groups at all times.

Event quality can vary as it depends on the individual organizers. It’s a community-driven platform, and the effectiveness of an event is subject to the efforts and coordination by local hosts.

Meetup facilitates connections by bringing people together, but forming friendships depends on your active participation and engagement with others through the events you choose to attend.

Primarily, yes. Meetup is focused on helping people connect through group-based activities. It may not be ideal for those looking exclusively for one-on-one meetups.