Voss Gallery is proud to present “The Essentials,” a group exhibition of New Contemporary work by more than 20 California-based artists. Celebrate the holidays and the beginning of a new year by adding work from a regional artist to your art collection!
The exhibition is on view December 13, 2019 through February 1, 2020. Join us for an Opening Reception on Saturday, December 14, 6-10PM and an Artist Reception on Friday, January 10, 6-10PM.
Past Exhibitions
"The Essentials" Group Exhibition
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Gale Hart "The Hood"
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Voss Gallery is proud to present “The Hood,” a solo exhibition of street art influenced paintings and sculptures by self-taught artist Gale Hart that boldly considers the conflicting desires of wanting to be seen while remaining in control of one’s identity. The exhibition opens on Friday, November, 8, 6-10PM and runs through Saturday, November 30, 2019.
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Natalia Lvova "Reverie" Pop-up Exhibition
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Voss Gallery is proud to present “Reverie,” a pop-up exhibition of oil paintings by San Francisco-based artist Natalia Lvova that pleasantly invokes the introspective nature of meditation through the artist’s signature spiral mark-making technique. The exhibition is on view in the gallery’s experimental space, [The Down Low] on October 26 & 27, 11AM-6PM in conjunction with ArtSpan’s SF Open Studios Weekend #3. Join us for a reception on Saturday, October 26, 6-8PM.
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Serge Gay Jr. "P.S. I Love You"
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Voss Gallery is proud to present “P.S. I Love You,” a solo exhibition of graphic realistic paintings by San Francisco-based artist Serge Gay Jr. that lightheartedly depicts the captivating and carefree nature of Palm Springs, a desert resort city in Riverside County, CA. The exhibition opens on Friday, October 11, 6-10PM and runs through Saturday, November 2, 2019.
Tim Irani "Plants & Machines"
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Voss Gallery is proud to present “Plants & Machines,” a debut solo exhibition of wood paintings and sculptures by San Francisco-based artist Tim Irani that playfully examines the relationship between human-made technologies, ourselves, and the planet. The exhibition opens on Saturday, September 14 and is on view through Sunday, October 6, 2019.