Jessica L.
8/6/2014
SF Camerawork is a fun little gallery within a beautiful space! The staff is friendly, helpful, and answer any questions about the space/current exhibition. SFCw supports emerging artists and...
SF Camerawork
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2 Marina Blvd Bldg A
San Francisco, CA 94123
SF Camerawork is a renowned photography organization located in San Francisco, CA, dedicated to promoting and showcasing the work of talented photographers. With a diverse range of exhibitions, workshops, and events, they provide a platform for photographers to share their projects and receive valuable feedback from industry professionals. Through their membership program, SF Camerawork offers a vibrant photography community and exclusive benefits to engage with their programs and stay informed about exciting new developments in the field.
Driven by their mission to support the growth of photographers' careers, foster innovation and equity in photography, and explore new ideas and approaches within the medium, SF Camerawork continues to make a significant impact in the photography world. Their commitment to showcasing thought-provoking exhibitions and creating opportunities for photographers is made possible through the generous support of foundations and agencies.
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Denise C.
6/16/2018
SFMoma had a partnership for attending museums/galleries today. So I picked this as one to visit. I had never heard of it or been to this gallery. It had progressive photography, and it was mostly...
Ann L.
11/10/2007
Went for the Yerba Buena Free4All on Sat 11/10/07. This small museums was part of it. It's located on the 2nd floor 657 mission St, between Annie St & New Montgomery. Bunch of photographs...
Madame X.
7/7/2008
A simple, cute little volunteer-run, not-for-profit gallery showcasing photography from emerging and mid-career artists. Free entry on the first Tuesday of the month (open 12-5). The first...
Sarah M.
5/20/2009
Hmm. Spend an hour at lunch looking a photographs...instead of eating food? I was dubious to say the least. I suppose you don't really know how much of a pattern you've worked yourself into...
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