Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionUnion Square
Diane Arbus's unflinching portraits of outsiders and eccentrics find a perfect home at Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco's premier photography destination. Quiet, contemplative rooms let you sit with images that challenge and reward patient looking.
Tips
May 16
Step into a photographer's moving-image world at this intimate film festival. Curated by one of the West Coast's most respected photography galleries, the program brings cinematic works by contemporary image-makers into a space designed for slow, thoughtful looking.
May 16
Whipped Cream & Other Delights brings Fraenkel Gallery's sharp eye for photography to a fresh pop-up space. Expect carefully curated contemporary and modern works with the same meticulous attention to framing, light, and presentation that made the original a local institution.
May 21 at 6pm
A haunting memoir meets cutting-edge criticism as Emily LaBarge launches *Dog Days*, her electrifying debut on trauma, language, and survival. She'll discuss the book with scholar Nicholas Gamso at this intimate evening that also marks the final day of Fraenkel's Diane Arbus exhibition.
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Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionDiane Arbus's unflinching portraits of outsiders and eccentrics find a perfect home at Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco's premier photography destination. Quiet, contemplative rooms let you sit with images that challenge and reward patient looking.
Tips
May 16
Step into a photographer's moving-image world at this intimate film festival. Curated by one of the West Coast's most respected photography galleries, the program brings cinematic works by contemporary image-makers into a space designed for slow, thoughtful looking.
May 16
Whipped Cream & Other Delights brings Fraenkel Gallery's sharp eye for photography to a fresh pop-up space. Expect carefully curated contemporary and modern works with the same meticulous attention to framing, light, and presentation that made the original a local institution.
May 21 at 6pm
A haunting memoir meets cutting-edge criticism as Emily LaBarge launches *Dog Days*, her electrifying debut on trauma, language, and survival. She'll discuss the book with scholar Nicholas Gamso at this intimate evening that also marks the final day of Fraenkel's Diane Arbus exhibition.