Guided Walkthrough with Lorena Molina and Jonah Reenders
Guided walkthrough of FORECAST 2025, highlighting the works of exhibiting artists Lorena Molina and Jonah Reenders. Both Molina and Reenders spoke to their pieces in the show, and answered questions from the community.
When: Saturday, August 16th 2025, 6pm- 8pm
Location: SFC Fort Mason Center Gallery
*This program was free and open to SFC Members.
Email info@sfcamerawork.org with any questions about this event.
Virtual Artist Talk with Anna Rotty
Virtual Presentation + Q&A with FORECAST 2025 Finalist Anna Rotty!
Anna Rotty lives on Tiwa Pueblo land known as Albuquerque where she received her MFA in photography, and currently teaches, at the University of New Mexico. Her work investigates water, light and infrastructure, informing her understanding of orientation and place. Anna’s work is currently on view in SF Camerawork’s FORECAST 2025 Exhibition; she’s been published by Southwest Contemporary and Lenscratch, and has published two books with National Monument Press.
When: Thursday, August 7th 2025, 5pm- 6:30pm
Location: Online (RSVP for Zoom Link)
*This program was free, open to the public, and accessible online.
Email info@sfcamerawork.org with any questions about this event.
July Members’ Critique
SF Camerawork's monthly critiques offer members the opportunity to share and receive feedback on their current projects. This critique was led in person by Adrian Martinez- Photographer, Independent Publisher, and Co-Director of Book & Job Gallery, a photographer-run studio, darkroom, and gallery space in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood.
When: Tuesday, July 29th 2025, 6pm- 8pm
Location: SFC Gallery; Fort Mason Center for the Arts.
Presenter slots are on a first come first served basis, with members able to present once per quarter/season each calendar year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter).
Email info@sfcamerawork.org to present; space is limited to 5 presenters per session.
June Members’ Critique
SF Camerawork's monthly critiques offer members the opportunity to share and receive feedback on their current projects. This critique was led in person by FORECAST 2025 Juror, Nathan Cordova; Artist, Curator, and Lecturer at Stanford University, teaching undergraduate darkroom photography, concepts and theory.
When: Tuesday, June 24th 2025, 6pm- 8pm
Location: SFC Gallery; Fort Mason Center for the Arts.
Presenter slots are on a first come first served basis, email info@sfcamerawork.org to present; space for attendees is limited.
May Members’ Critique
SF Camerawork's monthly critiques offer members the opportunity to share and receive feedback on their current projects. This critique was led in person by the Photography Curator at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Sally Martin Katz.
When: Tuesday, May 20th 2025, 6pm- 8pm
Location: SFC Gallery; Fort Mason Center for the Arts.
Presenter slots are on a first come first served basis, email info@sfcamerawork.org to present; space for attendees is limited.
Museum Visit at OMCA with Photo Curator, Drew Johnson
Saturday, May 17th 2025
Members experienced a guided exhibition tour of Dugan Aguilar's stunning retrospective 'Born of the Bear Dance' at the Oakland Museum of California, led by OMCA's Curator of Photography, Drew Johnson.
When: Saturday, May 17th, 11am- 1pm
Where: Oakland Museum of California (OMCA)
This event was open to all SFC Members.
Foraged- Plant Film Developing Workshop
Saturday, May 3rd
This sustainable film-developing workshop and collective urban weeding project is being hosted by Beatrice Thornton, organized around 'Balsamic Time', Thornton’s solo exhibition of foraged plant-developed gelatin silver prints currently on view at Small Works Projects.
When: Saturday, May 3rd 2025, 12:30pm- 4:30pm
Where: Small Works Projects
This program is open to all current SFC members.
April Members’ Critique
This critique session was held in person by Nora Lalle; Artist, Curator, and the Founder of Pamplemousse Magazine, a print publication dedicated to film photography.
When: Tuesday, April 29th 2025, 6pm- 8pm
Where: SFC Gallery; Fort Mason Center for the Arts
*Presenter slots are filled on a first come first served basis, by emailing info@sfcamerawork.org.
*Spring Photo Print Sale*
Friday, April 18th & Saturday, April 19th 2025
It’s that time of year for SFC's Fine Print Archive Sale at our SFC Gallery!
Discover amazing and affordable prints for your collection by local creatives, SFC community artists, and even a few photographic luminaries!
“Spring cleaning: the art of finding things you didn't know you needed."
When: Friday, April 18th, 12pm- 7pm & Saturday April 19th, 12pm- 6pm
Where: SF Camerawork Gallery; Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture
*This sale is a continuation of our archive sale series supporting the next 50 years of SF Camerawork’s important place at the center of the Bay Area’s cultural community.
Photo Collage Workshop
Sunday, April 13th
Join us for a fun and creative afternoon learning how to make dynamic collages with Bay Area artist Kristen Wong. Get ready to show your artistic side and make bold works of art using your own photos plus provided collage items, which will then be made into printed pieces inspired by Kristen's exhibition "False Spring" at Strike-slip Gallery.
*No experience necessary, just bring your creativity and enthusiasm.
When: Sunday, April 13th 2025, 2pm- 4pm
Where: Strike-slip Gallery
This program was open to the public and discounted for SFC Members.
Virtual Artist Talk with Tricia Rainwater
Saturday, March 29th, 1pm- 2:30pm
Tune in for a virtual presentation + Q&A with artist Tricia Rainwater!
Tricia Rainwater is a Choctaw multimedia artist based in the Bay Area, with roots in the Central Valley and New Mexico. Her artistic portfolio, which includes self-portraiture, sculpture, large-scale murals, and installations, has been featured at the Berkeley Art Center, ICA San Francisco, MOCA Toronto, Muz Collective, and ICA San Jose, among others.
*This program was free, open to the public, and accessible online.
March Members’ Critique
SF Camerawork's monthly critiques offer members the opportunity to share and receive feedback on their current projects. This critique was led in person by featured SFC artist (A Strange Vibration), and Associate Professor of Art at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Darcy Padilla.
When: Tuesday, March 25th 2025, 6pm- 8pm
Location: SFC Gallery; Fort Mason Center for the Arts.
If you are interested in presenting at the critique, please email info@sfcamerawork.org to sign up; presenter slots are on a first come first served basis.
February Members’ Critique
SF Camerawork's monthly critiques offer members the opportunity to share and receive feedback on their current projects. This critique was led in person by Bay Area based artist Chloe Sherman.
When: Tuesday, February 25th 2025, 6pm- 8pm
Location: SF Camerawork
If you are interested in presenting at the critique, please email info@sfcamerawork.org to sign up; presenter slots are on a first come first served basis.
