Queer Face 2.0 Exhibition

Hayes Valley Art Works is a community creation space located in San Francisco's Hayes Valley neighborhood. Their mission is to provide a place for people to come together and express their artistic vision, learn, teach, perform, and share community space. They offer a diverse range of art exhibitions, workshops, and events, showcasing the work of local artists and providing a platform for artistic expression. With a converted shipping container gallery and a picturesque outdoor sculpture garden, Hayes Valley Art Works is a vibrant hub for art lovers and community members alike. They host regular art shows, including their annual Holiday Art Show, featuring a diverse range of art forms such as paintings, prints, sculptures, and more. Whether you're looking to explore the local art scene, participate in workshops, or simply enjoy the harmonious fusion of live music and captivating art, Hayes Valley Art Works welcomes all to join in their creative endeavors.Generated from the website

Located in the Mission District of San Francisco, 518 Valencia is a cultural gathering space named after Guatemalan activist Eric Quezada. The center serves as an affordable and accessible venue for artists and activists to converge, share stories, and foster discussions around economic and social justice amid a changing neighborhood landscape. Operated by the Kendra Alexander Foundation, 518 Valencia aims to be a vital resource for left and progressive social movements in the Bay Area. Approximately just blocks from the 16th Street BART station, it stands out in a region characterized by upscale restaurants and trendy bars, offering a supportive environment for community organizations and events. Generated from the website