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Charcoal-grey warehouse facade of Minnesota Street Project with '1275 Minnesota' painted in giant white letters

Minnesota Street Project

ArtPhotographyOpens 11amFree3rd St & 23rd St (Muni Metro T Third)

Founded in 2016 by collectors Deborah and Andy Rappaport, Minnesota Street Project turned warehouses in San Francisco's historic Dogpatch district into affordable space for commercial galleries, artists and arts nonprofits. The main building at 1275 Minnesota St. and a second at 1150 25th St. house more than a dozen galleries, from Casemore and Jenkins Johnson to Ruth Asawa Lanier, Inc. and the di Rosa SF outpost, plus a central atrium with bleacher seating and the restaurant Besharam. Admission is free (di Rosa SF charges its own fee), and each gallery sets its own hours, so some spaces open by appointment only.

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Shepard Fairey's Frida Kahlo mural

Shepard Fairey Mural: Frida Kahlo

Shepard Fairey's outdoor Frida Kahlo mural, made alongside his Toyroom Gallery show Fractured, on Indiana Street at 1231 25th St.

Now showing14 Jun 2025 – 9 Jul 2027Free
Character Development exhibition graphic

Character Development

Six video installations by Sophia Al-Maria, Korakrit Arunanondchai, Sara Cwynar, Alex Da Corte, Beatrice Gibson and Martine Syms, each artist on screen in shifting guises; with KADIST.

Now showing10 Sept – 31 OctFree
Rex Ray collage of colourful layered teardrop and pod forms

Rex Ray

Themes + Projects and Gallery 16 survey Bay Area artist Rex Ray's collages, resin panels and pigment prints from 2000 to 2014.

Now showing12 Sept – 31 OctFree
Kira Dominguez Hultgren's handwoven text weaving You're Absolutely Right on a wooden frame

20 Years - Anniversary Exhibition

Eleanor Harwood Gallery marks 20 years with 22 of its artists, including Kira Dominguez Hultgren, Bryson Gill, Carmen McNall and Paul Wackers.

Now showing12 Sept – 31 OctFree
Isadora Gullov-Singh painting of green fading into rust-brown in vertical strokes

Isadora Gullov-Singh: Traces We Hold

Debut solo show at re.riddle: Isadora Gullov-Singh's acrylic-and-pastel paintings on memory, drawn from childhood in Italy with her father.

Now showing12 Sept – 31 OctFree
Small Blaise Rosenthal Overpainting in thick patches of green, blue and ochre

Blaise Rosenthal: A Far Country

Blaise Rosenthal's large multi-canvas Monoliths and small Overpaintings, abstractions shaped by Northern California landscape, at Municipal Bonds.

Now showing12 Sept – 31 OctFree
Megan Broughton's Ice Watch Studies etchings installed on a gallery wall

Megan Broughton: False Horizon

Copper-plate etchings of floating ice from Megan Broughton's sailboat residency between Greenland and Iceland, at The San Francisco Arts Education Project.

Now showing12 Sept – 31 OctFree
Raymond Meeks: Assemblage installation at Casemore Gallery

Raymond Meeks: Assemblage

Raymond Meeks photographs provisional sculptures he built from relics in ruined welding and wood shops near Kingston, NY, shot over 18 months, at Casemore Gallery.

Now showing19 Sept – 14 NovFree
BLACK INTERIORS exhibition poster with a black-and-white photograph and artist list

BLACK INTERIORS: Celebrating 5 Years of Black (Space) Residency

Atrium retrospective of alumni of Black (Space) Residency, the MSP Studios program for Black Bay Area creatives, curated by Erica Deeman and Trina Michelle Robinson.

Now showing19 Sept – 31 OctFree
David Driskell, White Birches, 1986, egg tempera on paper

David Driskell: Wake Up Everybody

Paintings, collages and prints from 1960 to the early 2000s by artist, curator and scholar David C. Driskell, at Jenkins Johnson Gallery.

Now showing2 Oct – 19 DecFree
Black-and-white photograph of a blurred figure in a recessed white frame, from Sideways Glance

Sideways Glance

Elena Gross curates Alexa Burrell, Sienna Freeman, Barbara Hammer and Daviel Shy at Slash: sculpture, collage, photography and video on lesbian ways of looking.

Now showing3 Oct – 27 Feb 2027Free
Grid wall work by Zedekiah Gonsalves Schild of relief prints and hammered copper tiles with recurring motifs

Zedekiah Gonsalves Schild: A Verb Meaning to Wash One's Wounds in an Ocean

Installation at Slash linking ecological upheaval and disability: videos of floods and wounds set in mahogany sculptures or prison TVs, with copper and relief-print wall maps.

Now showing3 Oct – 19 DecFree
Framed Martin Malvar work: a diagrammatic figure with labelled body parts on a yellow ground

Martin Malvar: For Your Amusement

Solo exhibition of Martin Malvar's work at Bass & Reiner.

Now showing3 Oct – 28 NovFree
Ruth Asawa's hanging copper-wire sculpture of interlocking lobed forms, c. 1968

Lasting Joy: Asawa Family Selections

Twenty life-cast masks of Ruth Asawa's family, each beside the Asawa work that person chose and their own words on why, from wire sculptures to a surfboard.

Now showing10 Oct – 16 DecFree

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Getting there

1275 Minnesota St, San Francisco, CA 94107 (also 1150 25th St)

Nearest station: 3rd St & 23rd St (Muni Metro T Third), 3rd St & 20th St (Muni Metro T Third) and 22nd Street (Caltrain)

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Hours

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Tue11:00–18:00
Wed11:00–18:00
Thu11:00–18:00
Fri11:00–18:00
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Free admission to all galleries except di Rosa SF (1150 25th St): $10 general, $5 seniors/students/military/ages 5–17, free under 5 and members.

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Visitor Information

Is Minnesota Street Project free to visit?
Yes, general admission to Minnesota Street Project is free. Free admission to all galleries except di Rosa SF (1150 25th St): $10 general, $5 seniors/students/military/ages 5–17, free under 5 and members.. Some special exhibitions may charge a separate ticket, so check the museum's website before visiting.
What are the opening hours of Minnesota Street Project?
Minnesota Street Project is open MSP Atrium open Tuesday–Saturday 11:00–18:00; closed Sunday and Monday. Individual galleries set their own hours (most Tue–Sat 11:00–17:00; di Rosa SF and Slash at 1150 25th St Thu–Sat 11:00–18:00) and some are by appointment.. Holiday hours can vary, so check the museum's website before you go.
Where is Minnesota Street Project?
Minnesota Street Project is located at 1275 Minnesota St, San Francisco, CA 94107 (also 1150 25th St), in the Dogpatch area of San Francisco. The nearest stations are 3rd St & 23rd St (Muni Metro T Third), 3rd St & 20th St (Muni Metro T Third) and 22nd Street (Caltrain).
What can I see at Minnesota Street Project?
Free Dogpatch art complex: converted warehouses packed with a dozen-plus contemporary galleries, a bleachered atrium and nonprofits. Current highlights include Rex Ray, Raymond Meeks: Assemblage and Sideways Glance.
Do I need to book Minnesota Street Project in advance?
Minnesota Street Project is free to enter and most days you can walk in. Free admission to all galleries except di Rosa SF (1150 25th St): $10 general, $5 seniors/students/military/ages 5–17, free under 5 and members.. For special exhibitions, weekends, and school holidays, booking a timed slot can help you skip queues. Check the museum's website for current requirements.
When is the best time to visit Minnesota Street Project?
Weekday mornings shortly after opening are typically the quietest, especially mid-week. Late afternoons can also be calmer. Weekends, school holidays, and the lunch rush are the busiest periods.

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