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 is 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 will be 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

*Presenter spots are full, space is limited for attendees. Register today via the link; 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

It's time for SFC's Fine Print Archive Sale at the SFC Gallery from 12pm- 6pm.

Discover amazing and affordable prints for your collection by local creatives, SFC community artists, and even a few photographic luminaries!

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.

April Members’ Critique

This critique session will be led 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
Location: SFC Gallery; Fort Mason Center for the Arts

*Seeking Presenters for April's Member Critique*
If you are interested in presenting at the critique, please email info@sfcamerawork.org

Foraged- Plant Film Developing Workshop
Saturday, April 5th & 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. 

There will be two identical sessions of this workshop due to the limited capacity; this program is open to all current SFC members and will take place at Small Works Projects.

Museum Visit at OMCA with Photo Curator, Drew Johnson
Saturday, May 17th, 11am-1pm

Experience 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.

This event is open to Community Level Members and Collectors' Circle Members (limited group capacity); for more information or to register, click the button below!