Join us for a fun-filled night of AIN Dual Show Reception at Mission Bowling Club on March 25, 2024, where art meets bowling!
Dual Artist Reception: Tuesday, June 25, 2024, 6-8PM
Exhibitions on View: March 25 - November 5, 2024
Come for the art, stay for the bowling! Join us for a celebration of two shows at the Mission Bowling Club, featuring ArtSpan artists. “Landscapes: Real and Imagined” is a group show that presents the perspectives and panoramas around us in abstract, traditional, and in-between ways. “Atmographs” showcases Henry Bortman’s minimalist photographic compositions. Atmographs are impressions of fleeting atmospheric light distilled and reconfigured into ethereal color fields. Join us for art viewing, bites, drinks, and bowling!
These separate exhibitions are on view at Mission Bowling Club, 3176 17th St, accessible by visiting the Mission-neighborhood bowling alley, restaurant and bar in-person and on our online store.
Online Store: Atmographs
Online Store: Landscapes
Venue Hours: Tuesday–Thursday: 4–10PM, Friday: 3PM–12AM, Saturday: 11AM–12AM, Sunday: 11AM–8PM & Monday: CLOSED.
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ArtSpan’s Art-In-Neighborhoods (AIN) program creates opportunities for artists across a spectrum of mediums and career stages to showcase their work through the city of San Francisco. AIN breaks art way from the traditional confines of white-wall galleries and introduces it into locations with local and tourist appeal. These unconventional exhibitions foster unexpected art discoveries, inspiring new generations of art collectors and facilitating sales that directly benefit local artists. Through AIN, ArtSpan partners with small businesses to celebrate the city’s unique visual culture.
**As an attendee, you will receive reminders 48 hours, 7 hours, & 2 hours before the event starts.**
Mission Bowling Club is an all ages space until 6pm every day. After 6pm, the space is a 21+ venue.
Please note: Mission Bowling Club and its staff do not allow hate speech or harassment in the establishment. Harassment includes name calling, physical assaults or threats, intimidation, ridicule, offensive pictures, being followed in and around the building, inappropriate touching, insulting “jokes” or statements based on stereotypes, and offensive slurs. If any violations of the code of conduct occur during the course of your visit, you will be notified and the action must stop. If necessary, you will be asked to leave.