In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love – ARTSpan’s Art-in-Neighborhood’s program presents the Flower Power Happy Hour Art Walk! Currently on view and for sale at The Marker Hotel, San Francisco, three of my favorites available in limited-edition prints:

“Double Dare” title by Chuka C. 26″x34″
“The Beating of My Heart in Stereo” title by Susan L. 26″x26″
“Traveling Treasures” title by Kristin L. 26″x26″ 

Join the ArtSpan Flower Power Happy Hour, Art-In-Neighborhoods Art Walk
Thursday, July 20, 4:30pm-9:00pm 

Join ArtSpan for an art walk through five of our Art-In-Neighborhoods Exhibitions. Enjoy an Artist Reception with Happy Hour refreshments at each location. All five venues are within walking distance (0.7 miles total area). The full art walk can be completed in 15 minutes, but you’ll want to stick around for more at each happy hour event! Click here for Google map.

4:30-6:30pm – The Mosser Hotel –  54 4th Street, SF, CA 94103
Featuring ArtSpan Artists: Hemali Acharya, Robert Howard, Sophia Lee & Matthew Priest

5-7pm – CounterPulse – 80 Turk Street, SF, CA 94102
Featuring ArtSpan Artists: Tracy Taylor Grubbs

6-8pm – Hotel Adagio – 550 Geary Street, SF, CA 94102
Featuring ArtSpan Artists: Denise Dmochowski, Robert Howard, Sophia Lee, Natalia Lvova &Matthew Priest

6-8pm – The Marker Hotel – 501 Geary Street, SF, CA 94102
Featuring ArtSpan Artists: Nash Bellows, Jemal Diamond, Anna Gelman, Scott Idleman, & Natalia Lvova

7-9pm – PianoFight – 144 Taylor Street, SF, CA 94102
ArtSpan Artists: TBA

About the Art-in-Neighborhoods Program:
ArtSpan’s Art-in-Neighborhoods program serves the city of San Francisco by connecting communities with local artists while activating spaces with vibrant, locally-made artwork. ArtSpan partners with local businesses and building owners to bring art exhibitions and art events to businesses, dormant storefronts, and empty spaces for lease that seek artwork for their blank walls. Local artists who are ArtSpan members are given the opportunity to display, promote, and sell their artwork in these diverse venues. All aspects of the program allow otherwise unused walls, spaces, or properties to become creative arenas for celebrating local arts.