Alta
1275 Minnesota St, 94107-3407 - San Francisco
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#2736 of 4449 restaurants in San Francisco
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http://altaca.co
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1275 Minnesota St, San Francisco
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Minnesota Street Project is a great place to gather and find art in SF. I was introduced to this space by Alba Castillo, a wonderful employee of MSP and fantastic human being, thank you! 🎨🖼🤍
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Interesting place for art. Doesn’t maybe feel like there is any cohesion between the different studios and it is a little difficult to get an idea of what is on exhibit.
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Great space for the former “Downtown” Galleries to relocate with ample parking near Dogpatch. Kool restaurants nearby too!
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This is a rating for the event space, not necessarily the special exhibits. The gallery is housed in a pristine, modern building, with an adjacent coffee shop! Parking can be found within 1-3 blocks. While I wasn't a fan of the galleries, this is a great location for finding new, local artists or even a date!
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Cool spot to check out if you are near the dog patch. Was free to get in and there were a couple of really cool exhibits at the time.
Would suggest checking online for exhibit hours if something specific you want to see because a few were closed when we were there.
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Really love what they're doing here. They always host great events (art shows, book fairs, etc) and are home to some great working artists. Great location outside the city (nextdoor to a Philz Coffee) with lots of street parking.
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Many modern galleries all under one roof means you're very likely to find something you like. However, some are closed at times when the building is open. It's near Caltrain and Muni lines. Phil's Coffee is across the street and La Stazione has cappuccino at the 22nd St train station.
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Very inspiring place. I always visit this place to see great pieces from new artists
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