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Inclusions Gallery features an array of SF, Bay Area visual art, artful objects & handmade jewelry.

Founded in 2007, Inclusions Gallery is located in the neighborhood of Bernal Heights in San Francisco, California. The gallery features contemporary art by mid career and emerging artists from San Francisco, and the Bay Area. The gallery also features handmade goods by number of jewelry and ceramic artists year round. Along with art openings and artist's talks, the gallery regularly host a number

of special events including, local live music, film, poetry readings, trunk shows with jewelry, ceramic and textile artists from within the community

05/30/2026

Join us in the gallery this Sunday 5/31, at 4 pm, for an Artist Talk with Claire Lau. It’s a great opportunity to meet Claire, gain insight into her process,and view her beautiful solo exhibition, Vibrant Earth. We look forward to seeing you there.

• Claire Lau | Vibrant Earth
• On view now through June 14
• Artist Talk: Sunday May 31, 4 PM

Las Trampas Regional Preserve
30 x 40 inches
Oil on Canvas

Visit the gallery:
Thursday-Sunday, 1-6 PM

Inclusions Gallery
627 Cortland Ave
San Francisco, CA 94110
415-817-1493

05/22/2026

Our thanks to all the lovely people who joined us for opening reception of Claire Lau’s solo exhibition, Vibrant Earth.

Come join us for Claire’s Artist talk: May 31, 4 PM. She will be discussing the inspiration and techniques behind the beautiful paintings in the exhibit. There will be a Q & A, so bring your questions. This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome.

Clair Lau
Vibrant Earth
On view now through June 14
Artist Talk: May 31, 4 PM

Visit the gallery: Thurs - Sun 1-6 PM

Inclusions Gallery
627 Cortland Ave
San Francisco, CA 94110
415-817-1493
[email protected]

05/09/2026

We are delighted to present, Vibrant Earth, a solo exhibition of new oil paintings by San Francisco artist, Claire Lau. Join us for the Opening Reception, May 16, from 5-7 PM.

On view from: May 14 - June 14
Opening Reception: May 16, 5-7 PM
Artist Talk: May 31, 4 PM

For this exhibition Claire Lau intentionally set out to chase the ephemeral beauty of California’s spring. From San Ramon to Pescadero, from Point Reyes to the Carrizo Plain National
Monument, her goal is to relish the present and capture spring in a permanent medium so that we can return to the experience of joy again and again.

Carrizo Plain Caliente Mountain
20 x 30 inches
Oil on canvas
2026

Inclusions Gallery
627 Cortland Ave
San Francisco, CA 94110
415-817-1493
[email protected]

04/26/2026

We’d like to thank everyone who’s visited the gallery to view our ongoing group exhibition, Piece by Piece, featuring works by Margot Hartford, Sara Foster, Susy Siddens, and Martha Cashman. Massive thanks to those who braved the storm to come celebrate on opening night! We’re so pleased by the response and grateful to our collectors!

“Piece by Piece” is on view now through 5/3

We encourage you to come see the work in person, as the photos really don’t live up to the pieces themselves. So come say hello, we look forward to your visit.

Gallery hours:
Thurs - Sun 1-6 PM

Inclusions Gallery
627 Cortland Ave
San Francisco, CA 94110
415-817-1493
[email protected]

04/01/2026

We’re welcoming Spring with a delightful new group exhibition. Join us for the Opening Reception: April 11, 5-7pm. We’d love to see you there!

April 2-May 3
Piece by Piece — Featuring works by Margot Hartford, Martha Cashman, Sara Foster, Susy Siddens

2. Margot Hartford
Fair Ride, 9 x 12 x 4 inches
Image transfer on panel

3. Martha Cashman
Ceramic Tools
Copper oxide with painted, limed wax Californian driftwood

4. Sara Foster
Chaos #3,
37 x 43 inches
Stitched wool felt mounted on plywood

5. Susy Siddens
Summer Wave, 58 x 26 x 5 inches
Acrylic, balsa wood, driftwood, jute, wood cocktail sticks

Inclusions Gallery
627 Cortland Ave
San Francisco, CA 94110
[email protected]
415-817-1493

Gallery hours:
Thurs- Sun 1-6 PM

02/13/2026

Dreams in the City, a solo photography exhibition, by Beata Kaczmarek is now open. Our thanks to everyone who came by for the opening reception. Congratulations Beata, and many thanks to our new collectors. We had a lovely time celebrating with you all.

Mark your calendars: February 28, 2 PM
Beata will be in the gallery for an Artist Talk & Book Signing. We look forward to hearing more about her captivating images, and to seeing you there. The event is free and open to the public. Come join us.

The exhibition runs through March 15. Come visit the gallery Thursday-Sunday, from 1-6 pm. We look forward to seeing you.

01/31/2026

We’re excited to announce, Dreams in the City, a debut solo exhibition by San Francisco photographer Beata Kaczmarek.

February 7 - March 15, 2026

Opening & Artist Reception: Feb 7, 5-7 PM
Artist Talk & Book Signing: Feb 28, 2 PM

Beata Kaczmarek is a photographer with a deep love for San Francisco and a passion for capturing fleeting moments. Originally from Poland, she moved to the city in 2014 and has since explored it on foot, slowly making it home. Living in neighborhoods such as the Sunset District, Forest Hill, Diamond Heights, Glen Park, and North Beach has shaped the way she sees and photographs the city. As an immigrant, she approaches San Francisco with curiosity and appreciation, drawn to its light, texture, and quiet beauty. Through her photography and her popular Instagram account, sf.beforesunset, Beata shares an intimate, observant view of the city she continues to fall in love with.

F Market Train
16 x 20 inches
Limited edition, archival pigment print, on museum paper

Inclusions Gallery
627 Cortland Ave
San Francisco, CA 94110
415-817-1493
[email protected]

01/11/2026

It’s the final day of our fundraising auction. If you’ve had your eye on any of the pieces that are still available, you have until midnight tonight to get your bids in. We’re so grateful for everyone’s participation and support. Many thanks and best of luck with your bids!

1. Poppy Dodge
Color Study in Blue
11 x 11 x 2.5 inches
Acrylic on canvas, framed
Value $600 / Starting bid: $300

2. Rachel Leibman
Coexistence Tapestry no. 2
31 x 16 inches
Recycled Formica samples, collaged with images of ancient/religious manuscripts, copper wire, vintage pearls
Value: $950 / Current bid: $600

3. Rebecca Fox
Earrings
1.25 x 1 inches
Hand fabricated sterling silver
Value $325 / Starting bid: $162

4. Richard Nyhagen
Abstract 2
16 x 16 inches, framed
Silkscreen and mixed media collage
Value: $500 / Starting bid: $250

5. Sarah M. Newton
Tideline Candlestick Park
22.25 x 17 inches, framed
India ink on yup
Value $1200 / Current bid: $750

6. Scott Idleman
Bonfire
30 x 40 inches
Gesso, acrylic, and inch ink on cradled panel
Value $2500 / Starting bid: $1250

7. Sharon Beals
The Pine Sisken Hombolt
23 x 23 inches
Archival pigment print on museum etching paper
Value: $1800 / Starting bid: $900

8. Sheila Ghidini
Fragments 9
9 x 9 x 5 inches
Reconstructed cardboard
Value: 200 / Starting bid: $100

9. Thea Schrack
Purple Needle Grass-California native
16 x 48 inches
Encaustic, oil and photograph
Value: $1900 / Current bid: $1050

10. Toru Sugita
Hidamari 1
6 x 8 inches, framed
Value: $300 / Current bid $200

11. Wendy Robushi
Constellations & Portals no. 3
10 x 10 x 3 inches
Cut paper, acrylic on wood panel
Value $400 / Starting bid $200

01/09/2026

Here’s another group of wonderful pieces available in our ongoing Reterosoective Auction. Swipe through or go to the link in our bio, which takes you directly to the auction site. The bidding begins at 50% of the valued price, ending this Sunday 1/11 at midnight. It’s a great opportunity to bring home some fantastic local art, while helping sustain the gallery. We’re so grateful for the support of our participating artists, and for the community of collectors who have already made many pieces their own!

1. Kim Smith
Large Oval #2 Rooftop
25.5 x 30.5 inches, framed
Hand-cut collage with antique papers c.1870s
Value: $1200 / Starting bid: $600

2. Leila Noorani
Mission Criss Cross
12 x 18 inches
Oil on wood panel
Value: $850 / Current bid: $450

3. Liana Steinmetz
Highway One Take Me Home
18 x 24 inches
Oil on canvas
Value: $1350 / Current bid: $800

4. Linda Larson
Lacewing
16 x 16 inches
Oil on wood panel
Value: $950 / Current bid: $425

5. Marc Ellen Hamel
Tree Branches
8 x 10 inches
Oil on cradled panel
Value: $250 / Current bid: $125

6. Mark Brodie
Complex III #2
16 x 14 inches, framed
Copper Etching and Aquatint
Value $500 / Starting bid: $250

7. Mary Southall
Autumn Migration (Pink II)
19 x 15 inches, framed
Monoprint
Value: $300 / Starting bid: $150

8. Michelle Gregor
Orange Cap
8 x 5.5 x 4
Ceramic, stains and glazes
Value: $600 / Starting bid: $300

9. Nikki Sims
Mogshade
20 x 20 inches
Acrylic on canvas
Value: $550 / Starting bid: $275

10. Pauline Crowther Scott
Cat Panel #4 Playing
12 x 6 inches
Mixed media
Value $250 / Starting bid: $125

11. Paul Moshammer
Meditation a la Rothko
8.5 x 9 inches
Mixed media on panel
Value: $260 / Starting bid: $130

12. Peter Arvidson
Country Living
36 x 36 inches, framed
Oil on canvas
Value: $5000 / Current bid: $2500

Inclusions Gallery
627 Cortland Ave
San Francisco CA 94110
415-817-1493
[email protected]

Gallery hours:
Thurs-Sun , 1-6 pm

01/08/2026

Our annual retrospective exhibitions usually review the past 12 months. Retrospective 18, is different in that it’s an overview the past 18 years. It’s also the first time we’ve done any type of fundraising. 47 incredible local artists generously donated their work in support of sustaining the gallery through 2026. While some of pieces have sold, and many are currently in the bidding process, there are still many wonderful pieces available at 50% of their valued price. You can view the entire auction catalog by clicking the link in our bio.

We encourage you to come by and view the exhibition, of over 90 pieces, in person before it ends this Sunday 1/11 at 6 pm. The auction continues online ending later that night at midnight. Swipe through to view some of the great pieces that are still available.

1. Derek Lynch
Places We Live 1
24 x 24 inches
Mixed media on wood panel
Value: $1400 / Starting bid: $700

2. Ellen Markoff
Virunga
24 x 24 inches, framed
Monoprint
Value: $1000 / Starting bid: $500

3. Françoise LeClerc
New Zenith
17 x 13 inches, framed
Paper ephemera, vinyl tape
Value: $350 / Current bid: $175

4. Fumiyo Yoshikawa
Polishing the Sword of Wisdom
10.75 x 9.5 inches
Sumi ink on Shikishi
Value: $500 / Starting bid: $250

5. Heidi McDowell
Between
36 x 50 inches
Oil on canvas
Value: $5000 / Current bid: $2500

6. Howard Hersh
Accretion (6)
14 x 24 x 3 inches
Encaustic on wood panels
Value: $2500 / Starting bid: $1250

7. Jenny Phillips
Filter 72
10 x 10 inches
Mulberry paper, watercolor, graphite, encaustic on panel
Value $650 / Current bid: $450

8. Josie Iselin
Pyropia on Postels
30 x 30 inches
Digital print on aluminum
Value $800 / Current bid: $600

9. Karen White
Summer Day Skyline
12 x 16 x 1.5 inches
Oil on gallery-wrapped canvas
Value $750 / Starting bid $375

Inclusions Gallery
627 Cortland Ave
San Francisco, CA 94110
415-817-1493
[email protected]

Gallery hours:
Thurs - Sun 1-6 pm

Address

627 Cortland Avenue
San Francisco, CA
94110

Telephone

+14158171493

Website

http://inclusionsgallery.com/

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