New in the Artists Gallery

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This online presentation offers a selection of the artists currently featured in our inventory. To learn more about what's new in the gallery, please visit us at Fort Mason, call 415.441.4777, or email artistsgallery@sfmoma.org.

Sharon Shepherd

Hidden imagery among layers and layers of paint is what captures the imagination in Shepherd's latest works.

Heather Wilcoxon

Wilcoxon's childlike style injects dark humor into innocent imagery, simultaneously celebrating comedy and tragedy, cynicism and naivety.

Mirang Wonne

Unobscured by leaves, Mirang Wonne's naked, tangled trees and branches exude tremendous energy and passion.

Livia Stein

With her vibrant colors and bold lines, Stein's images linger in the mind for quite some time.

Ann Weber

Though she previously worked in ceramics, Weber brings basket-weaving techniques to the unassuming medium of cardboard to create her most recent sculptures, which could be described as abstract, modern-day totems.

Alan Ostreicher

Ostreicher's richly textured black-and-white photographs point out the many forms of geometry in the world around us.

Kathleen Larisch

Larisch's paintings of blossoms blend representational detail with abstraction, producing floral imagery that is both haunting and lovely.

Carol Charney

In her Interior Landscape series, Charney zooms in on the minute details of moisture on windows, creating crisp and realistic photographs that also have a strangely painterly quality.

Terry Hoff

Dr. Seuss meets Doctor Who in Hoff's paintings, which depict mashed and melting conglomerations of images reminiscent of children’s books and vintage sci-fi comics.

Dianne Jones

By drawing unusual parallels between the organic patterns found in nature and manmade patterns found in cities, Jones's photographs beg the question "Are we reflecting nature, or is nature responding to us?"

Sharon Shepherd, Moon's Foley, 2007; mixed media on canvas; 49 x 61 in.; photo: courtesy the artist

Heather Wilcoxon, Swim, 2007; oil on panel; 60 x 60 in.; photo: courtesy the artist

Mirang Wonne, Moonlight, Mist-A, 2007; charcoal, acrylic, resin on panel; 36 x 81 in.; photo: courtesy the artist

Livia Stein, Deer Green Bird, 2006; mixed media; 52 x 43 in.; photo: courtesy the artist

Ann Weber, Strange Fruit, 2006; cardboard, staples, shellac, steel bases; dimensions variable, from 12 in. to 110 in.; photo: Lee Fatheree

Alan Ostreicher, 181-3, 1995; toned silver print; 16 x 20 in.; photo: courtesy the artist

Kathleen Larisch, Blossoming Tree: Journey, 2004; oil on canvas; 64 x 46 in.; photo: courtesy the artist

Carol Charney, MKT 1, 2009; digital chromogenic print; 40 x 40 in.; photo: courtesy the artist

Terry Hoff, Untitled, 2008; UV-treated epoxy, resin, fabric, latex; 24 x 24 in.; photo: courtesy the artist

Dianne Jones, Urbanism Studies, Seven, 2008; chromogenic print; 30 x 70 in.; photo: courtesy the artist

These are just a few of the local artists we represent. Visit the gallery to learn more about our current inventory, which also features works by:

Leo Bersamina
Jenny Bloomfield
Tom Bolles
Robert Brokl
Pauletta Chanco
Willard Dixon
Kathryn Dunlevi
Keith Ferris
John Yoyogi Fortes
Daniel Grant
Tom Hawkins
Mary Ann Hayden
Amy Kaufman
Robert Larson
Carol Lefkowitz

Jeffrey Long
Derek Lynch
Julia Marchand
Kara Maria
Michele Muennig
Jeannie O'Connor
Robert Ogata
Juan Carlos Quintana
Pia Stern
Patricia Thomas
Terry Thompson
Tran Truong
Robert Welsh
Katherine Westerhout

For more information contact us at 415.441.4777 or artistsgallery@sfmoma.org.