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Events Calendar | 2025 - 2026
Annual Business Meeting
Thurs. Sep 11 | Virtual
This meeting provides an opportunity to review the financial report and budget together and to welcome member input on 2025 philanthropy, upcoming events, and other matters important to our community.
Meet Up with W2W Artist
Katherine Vetne
Sat. Oct 11 | In person​
Catharine Clark Gallery | 3:00-5:00 pm
Meet-Ups are casual, unsponsored gatherings where SFA members connect at exhibitions, openings, or events in the community. These are not SFA-organized programs but opportunities to share in supporting women artists together. Press Release
Cancelled due to government shutdown
Black Gold: Stories Untold
Fort Point Tour
Fri. Oct 24 | In person
A guided tour of Black Gold: Stories Untold at Fort Point, led by Cheryl Haines, founding director of FOR-SITE Foundation. This special exhibition explores powerful narratives of culture, environment, and history within the dramatic setting of San Francisco’s historic fort.
Manet & Morisot at the
Legion of Honor
Tues. Oct. 28 | In person
A private tour of Manet & Morisot led by Dr. Emily Beeny, Chief Curator and curator of the exhibition. This special event offers members the opportunity to explore the artistic dialogue between Manet and Morisot and to hear insights from the curator herself.
Cocktails & Conversation with
Mary Ceruti
Weds. Nov 12 | In person
An intimate gathering at the home of SFA member Robin Wright, founder of the Further Triennial and host to an exceptional art collection. The evening features Mary Ceruti, Executive Director of the Walker Art Center, in conversation with Daisy Nam, Director and Chief Curator at the Wattis Institute. Co-hosted with the Wattis Institute and the Further Triennial.
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Women to Watch 2027 Begins:
The Book as Art
Weds. Nov 19 | Virtual
Anthea Black, curator for SFA NMWA’s Women to Watch 2027, presents our three new Bay Area artist nominees and explores how their work continues the legacy of women artists who have revolutionized the book form.
Suzanne Jackson at SFMOMA
Tues. Dec. 16 | In person
A private tour of the Suzanne Jackson: What is Love exhibition with Jenny Gheith, Associate Curator of Painting and Sculpture and WtW ‘18 curator. The program highlights Jackson’s influential contributions across painting, performance, and installation, and will be followed by our annual holiday celebration and member meeting.
Suzanne Jackson: What Is Love (installation view, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, September 27, 2025–March 1, 2026 ); photo: Drew Altizer Photography
Pao Houa Her at SJMA
Tues. Jan 13 | In person
Private tour of The Imaginative Landscape led by Lauren Schell Dickens, Senior Curator at SJMA. SJMA’s new Oshman Executive Director & CEO, Jeremiah Matthew Davis, will welcome us before the tour. The exhibition highlights Pao Houa Her's evocative photographic practice exploring Hmong identity, memory, and place.
CODEX Book Art Fair
Feb 9 | In person
Private tour of the CODEX Book Art Fair led by W2W curator Anthea Black, featuring work by Women to Watch 2027 artists Macy Chadwick and Kate Laster, Anthea’s own practice, and introductions to artists along the way.
Image courtesy of the artist
Private Tour with Tiffany Shlain
Weds. March 18 | In Person
Private tour of Ancient Wisdom for a Future Ecology: Trees, Time, and Technology led by artist Tiffany Shlain and curator Twyla Ruby. Expanding on the original exhibition, di Rosa will present several new and related works including Shlain’s Dendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring, on view for the first time in San Francisco after activations on the National Mall in DC, Madison Square Park NY as well as a new version of Ken Goldberg’s video art installation Bloom, which uses live seismic data from the San Andreas fault.
Saratoga Art Excursion
Wed. Sep 24 | In person​
The program includes a visit to the private art collection of Wanda Kownacki and a guided tour of the exhibition, When the World is Beautifully Strange, at Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga.
Photo of Montalvo Arts Center by Ron Leckie.
Chiharu Shiota at Asian Art Museum
April TBD | In person​
Photograph by Waso Danilenko
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