Incline

Join artist Michael Namkung next Tuesday evening as he reads his poetry from the body of work, each rock a course love. Incline was fortunate enough to work with Michael and Melissa Wyman and exhibit this work in our space back in March of 2018.

Great group dedicated to raising funds for Artists in need. Matching funds and all kinds of excitment here! <3

Incline Gallery x an.ä.log Gallery Join us in celebrating 9 years of Incline Gallery on Friday, March 13th, 2020 from 6-9pm! Per tradition we have asked several artists in our community to showcase in our Anniversary Group Show, but we are going off-site! We are currently closed because of a fire in the building last fall, but as we reach the end of the decade, we continue to be grateful for our friends and community as we collaborate with an.ä.log Gallery in order to contin...ue to support and allow Incline to thrive as an alternative art space here in San Francisco. We look forward to new partnerships and collaborations, more experimentations, growth, celebrations and of course always more art! Opening Reception: Friday, March 13th, 2020 6-9pm Location: an.ä.log Gallery 886 Capp Street @24th https://analog-space.org/ @analog.gallery.sf Exhibition Dates: March 13th, 2020 - March 27th, 2020 Artists: REmove Highlights and confirm Angie or remove her Angie Allen Gina M. Contreras Emily Fromm Matt Gonzalez Oliver Hawk Martin Machado Lauren D’amato Martin Malvar Alan Miknis Rayos Magos Anna Rotty Tamsin Smith Isaac Vazquez Cate White Chelsea R. Wong Austen Zombres @analog.gallery.sf Facebook: anälog Gallery anälog Gallery is an underground community exhibition space established in April 2019 by owner Guy Campbell and curator Don Ross. The gallery was constructed by Campbell on the ground floor of his 19th century Victorian town house, created to exhibit art and performance from local artists in the Bay Area. @inclinegallery Facebook: Incline Gallery Incline Gallery is an alternative art space that fosters relationships between community and artists. We create opportunities for emerging as well as established artists to exhibit in a non-cube format that challenges and encourages experimentation in exhibition design. Our role continues to expand by facilitating outside curators, international exchanges and partnerships within a community based organization. For more information about the exhibition and Incline Gallery, please contact us at [email protected] or https://analog-space.org/home/contact/

We Are Closed for Construction! Due to a recent fire in our building, Incline Gallery is closed till later this Spring. Though it is unfortunate that our plans for the start of 2020 have been shifted, we feel very lucky that our space experienced minor damages. However the rest of the building experienced a lot of damage and we have to remain closed till everything is back to normal. We want to thank everyone who has reached out to us and has offered to help. We really appreciate it very much! Our team will be using this time to gear up for an exciting reopening of our space. Stay tuned!

'Consumerism has found a way to grab onto installation art because it’s profitable,' says Robin Birdd of MACRO WAVES, an Oakland-based design collective of multidisciplinary artists of color, which is important given how difficult it can be for artists especially artists of color to secure funding and resources for their work in the Bay Area." Macro Waves

Incline Gallery will be closed today as we are getting ready for our upcoming exhibition, Reflections. Opens Friday, 10/13, from 6-9. Link in bio. Satelite of Love is still open! Today from 1-5. @satelliteof.love.arts

We are excited to announce our first show of the year will be with @adrianx___ for his new body of work, BAHAY. Join us Friday, January 24th, 2020 6-9pm for the opening reception! Exhibition Dates: January 24th- March 1st, 2020... BAHAY (BAH-hai), explores the cultural tensions within artist Adrian Clutario’s childhood home in the San Fernando Valley. Raised in a tract home of an HOA gated neighborhood, Clutario illustrates the experience of being a son to immigrant parents while also navigating his queer identity amidst the facades and mythologies of The Valley. BAHAY is part of Incline Gallery’s project Mission Collaboration. Support for BAHAY and Mission Collaboration is provided by @southernexposuresf Alternative Exposure Grant Program. Stay tuned for more information about the exhibition events.

We are currently closed due to a fire that broke out in our building early Friday morning. Though there is major cleaning up to be done, we were very lucky that the gallery experienced only minor damages and more importantly no one was hurt. Unfortunately, we will be canceling our 9th Anniversary Group Show scheduled to open this coming Friday, 12/13. We are hoping to be able to get everything cleared up and back to normal ASAP. Stay tuned for an alternative date to celebrate our gallery. Thank you to everyone that has already reached out to us! Any support is appreciated @ Incline

What an honor it was hosting these three inspiring women in our space! Thank you all that made it out this weekend to the exhibition walk through and conversation with @deedottiedot and @kimbr! This is the last week to view the curved body of a pixel, we are open Sat/Sun from 1-5 or by appointment. All of @kimbr work is for sale and they are so so so beautiful! #buyart #supportlocalartists #sfgallery #sfartist @ Incline

Thank you Roula Seikaly for the beautiful write of our current exhibition "the curved body of a pixel," Kimberley Acebo Arteche first solo exhibition curated by Lian Ladia. This exhibition will be up till November 24th! With gallery hours on Sat/Sun from 1-5 or by appointment. This weekend:... Artist Walk through with Kimberley Acebo Arteche, Saturday, November 16, 2019, 3:00-4:30pm Intimate Conversation Between Kimberley Acebo Arteche and Dorothy Santos, Sunday, November 17, 2019, 3pm. DON'T MISS THIS!

We are excited to have two events THIS WEEKEND ( NOV 16TH & 17TH) for our current exhibition "the curved body of a pixel," a solo exhibition by artist Kimberley Acebo Arteche. 1) Artist Walk through with Kimberley Acebo Arteche November 16, 2019, 3:00-4:30PM Incline Gallery, 766 Valencia Street, SF... Join us on Saturday, November 16, 2019 from 3:00 - 4:30 pm for an intimate conversation and walkthrough with artist, Kimberley Acebo Arteche, and curator, Lian Ladia, as they navigate the intricacies of Arteche’s first solo exhibition the curved body of a pixel featured at the Incline Gallery. In this exhibition Kimberley Acebo Arteche captures deeply rooted themes of family, home, and the presence and absence of bodies under globalization, and technology through social and cultural wired channels. 2) Intimate Conversation Between Kimberley Acebo Arteche and Dorothy Santos Sunday, November 17, 2019, 3pm Incline Gallery, 766 Valencia Street, SF