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4/20 Poster Pop-Up show!

On view through April 

Canablis: Celebrating Cannabis and Head Shop Culture in San Francisco.

The Head shops of the 60’s and 70’s were stores that specialized in all things cannabis. From bongs, pipes and papers, to posters, records, incense and the like; head shops acted as emporiums for communities of counter culturalists. Whether as concert ticket sales venues, distribution locales for underground literature, or meeting places for activist groups like the Diggers, San Francisco head shops played an important and influencing role in the culture of the time–where free love, drugs, and psychedelic music reigned supreme. 

Join us on Saturday, April 9th down at the Ferry Building! 

Currently on view 

On view through February 13, 2022

Bio

Joyce Hsu is an interdisciplinary artist and designer with background in both art and architecture. She received her Master of Fine Arts at the San Francisco Art Institute and her Master of Architecture at California College of the Arts. Her work has been exhibited internationally.

Dear Friend,

On behalf of the Haight Street Art Center’s Board of Directors and staff, thank you so much for your support this year. You, our donors and patrons, are who make it possible for us to fulfill our mission to educate, inspire, and foster positive cultural change.

This Friday four new screen prints that were created during the first annual Haight Street Art Center Invitational Print project will be released for sale!

New prints from OG Mike Giant, Morning Breath, and Jeremy Fish.

Haight Street Art Center is pleased to announce:

Haight Street Art Center’s Annual Invitational Screen Print Show, an opportunity for artists to visit San Francisco and produce Screen Prints on location in the HSAC print studio.

Our inaugural year features celebrated artists, Jeremy Fish, Mike Giant & Morning Breath (Doug Cunningham & Jason Noto).

On view in person through Nov 21, 2021. Explore 3D Virtual Tour.

The Haight Street Art Center is delighted to present Grand Legacy, which looks at the people behind Tea Lautrec Litho, a San Francisco-based print and poster studio, and the studio’s cultural impact on a generation of artists and activists.

Jan 26, 2021 Update:

We made it! With 2021 now well underway, Haight Street Art Center invites you to revisit the time, the art, and the music that helped define our lives. Please take a moment to check out rare and classic additions to our Tea Lautrec Collection. They are available online now in the Tea Lautrec Collection!

Please join our mailing list at the bottom of the page for updates about re-opening and virtual content.

May 2021 Update: We have re-opened!

With two long months still ahead, and with so much at stake, it might seem the only thing certain about 2020 is uncertainty. During this bizarre and pretty scary time, Haight Street Art Center hopes and asks you to relax, wear a mask, and look at amazing art.

haightart.org/2020