Minnesota Street Project

The Minnesota Street Project is a portal to a little world within San Francisco. Within the walls of the warehouse space lie a myriad of galleries, which are separate in name/business but hold together as a coherent showcase of the state of contemporary art. Perfect for a weekend wander to fill the mind and body with a range of striking and thought provoking art.
Jan 31st, 2023

Dec 30th, 2022

The Dogpatch neighborhood has a lot of art museums/galleries, and Minnesota Street Project is our favorite.  Inhabiting 3 warehouses, there are 15 galleries spread out on two floors around a central courtyard, and on one end is a wide wooden staircase the spans both floors and you can sit there and rest or people watch.  Due to the number of galleries there, you can view a wide variety of art styles.   There is also a restaurant, but it only serves dinner.  Best thing about the museum is that the admission is always free, as the place was founded by entrepreneurs and collectors Deborah and Andy Rappaport, who believed that philanthropic support for the arts today requires an alternate model--one suited to the innovative nature of Silicon Valley and the region as a whole.
Dec 3rd, 2022

Nov 30th, 2022

Nov 14th, 2022