Welcome to Art House SF, a San Francisco based global contemporary art gallery that brings an eclectic mix of affordable, diverse and original art.
Our mission is to introduce more people to art from the most remote and undiscovered parts of the world.
Current Exhibit
Tashi Gurung
Tashi Gurung is a Thangka and Mandala artist from Lo Manthang, Nepal.
In 1999, Tashi and several other artists began restoring 500-year-old Buddhist murals in local monasteries sponsored by the American Himalayan Foundation.
Tashi then went on several UNESCO-sponsored trips to Bhutan, Nepal, Ladakh in India, Tibet, and Kham in China to take part in the restoration of Buddhist monasteries.
Inspired by this experience, Tashi traveled to Kathmandu and for 5 years studied the ancient painting and iconography from Master Painter Mukti Singh Thapa.
His work is mentioned in the New York Times, BBC, and PBS documentaries and articles. We are honored to present his latest work in this exhibit.
Our Last Three Exhibits:
"Art House SF is a boutique art gallery in San Francisco, California.
In 2018, after 25 years in the world of technology, I rediscovered the importance of art in our lives.
Art inspires us. Art heals us. Art communicates as no words could. Art enriches our lives. Art speaks to us.
Art is the essence of human experience.
For beautiful and modern homes, Art House SF is the only art gallery that brings eclectic yet affordable and original art. Unlike most art galleries, Art House SF offers truly unique, global contemporary, handpicked art created by artists from 20+ countries around the world who I know personally.
Make your home as unique as you."
Gallery Director, Max Khusid
Art House SF is located in the heart of San Francisco, the famous Castro District - a neighborhood of freedom, acceptance, creativity and diversity.
We'd love to see you in our small but cozy art gallery on Market and Castro streets in San Francisco.
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How do I find Art
To find unique art, one has to travel to unique places.
A common question I get is how do I find and choose art. I think it finds me. I just have to be where it is.
As Anthony Bourdain proved to us: there's no substitute for human interaction, sharing a meal with a stranger, and sitting down with him at his house. The best way to find the most authentic and eclectic art is to meet the people who created it. In places where they live. In places where it was created.
Take a look at few photos from my recent trips and the artwork I brought with me.
