ONGOING INSTALLATIONS IN THE GARDEN

(These are on view through the fence only; the site will remain closed during the Public Health emergency until further notice.)

Displaced 
Artist Ariel Ruiz sculpture represents displaced families that once called this area home.    
Ariel started this project while a student at SFSU.  The recently refurbished sculpture is on extended display in the garden.


If All My Thoughts Were Spoken: I - VI
Rikki List's interactive panels in the garden
International media artist Rikki List's six interactive panels on dry-erase material allow visitors to write their own thought bubbles with dry erase pens.  Stop by and watch this piece evolve - and participate!

Red Means Stop  
Artist: Michael Goldman  
Passersby find their attention arrested by this wonderful sculpture on Lot S.  Michael Goldman's sculptures were recently exhibited in San Francisco, Denver, and Poughkeepsie.  "Red Means Stop" is available for purchase ($150).  More info at   http://www.consolidatedstudios.com/art.html

Totem and Second Wind    
Artist: Michelle Echenique  

Michelle Echenique works with reclaimed material, including natural debris such as the trellis in Totem. She created these pieces specifically for HVAW's garden.   
More info: michelleechenique.com 

 

Honey Bear     
Artist:  fnnch
"Honey Bear" was fnnch's first sculpture, created for Burning Man 2016. The honey bear is a universal symbol of happiness, spreading surprise and delight. These positive emotions then entice the viewer to think differently about the space in which the bear exists.  
For more information, visit fnnch.com

Upon a TIme  
Artist: Phillipe Jestin

"My work is inspired by the human figure and finding ways to create an object visually ambiguous, offering different lectures between the figurative and the abstract, going back and forth, open to the potential of a fluid perception."

More info at  www.philippejestin.com



All Natural Materials, and  Plug
Artist: Todd Young

Todd's playful sense of humor and whimsy shines through in these two wonderful additions to the sculpture garden. 
More info about Todd on Hoodline

CALL FOR ARTISTS: 
Summer, Fall, and Open Studios Exhibits

We are seeking  paintings, prints, mixed media, photography, drawing, sculpture.

Work Size:   Up to  5’ x 5’   or larger for outdoor sculpture

Please include:
- Cover letter describing work and/or artist resume
- Five to ten (5-10) digital images via email
- Website URL or social media links (Instagram, Facebook, other)

Timeline: We are looking for work for exhibits in 2020.  Entries will be accepted on an ongoing basis.   We will notify by email.  Accepted artwork should be ready to hang.
Contact:  HVAWSF@gmail.com
  

We are fiscally sponsored by Intersection for the Arts, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, which allows us to offer you tax deductions for your contributions. Use the Donate button above or please make checks payable to Intersection for the Arts, and write Hayes Valley Art Works in the memo line.  This ensures that you’ll receive an acknowledgement letter for tax purposes, and your donation will be available for our project.

Intersection for the Arts is our non-profit fiscal sponsor. Intersection provides assistance to individual artists and organizations as they work to develop and sustain their artistic work, and the fiscal sponsorship means that donations are tax-deductible.

Hayes Valley Art Works created a community art and gathering space, where neighborhood residents can meet and work with with professional artists and make tangible connections to the Bay Area's creative community. With successful partnership-based exhibitions, performances, activity days, and art residencies,  we’re laying the groundwork for new collaborative exhibitions that showcase the Bay Area’s vibrant creative relationships, resources, and creative innovation.

Please help us reach our goal by donating today. Every bit counts!  As we are now fiscally sponsored by Intersection for the Arts,  your donations are tax-deductible.