Southern Exposure, also called SoEx, is a nonprofit art space in San Francisco’s Mission District. Its exhibitions bring emerging artists’ work to the public, with a focus on experimentation and collaboration. The intimate gallery is a good stop if you want to see contemporary art in a quieter setting. SoEx also organizes performances in private homes and community events, including an annual monster drawing fundraiser. Check its website before you go for current exhibitions and event details.
An alternative art space since 1974
Southern Exposure, known as SoEx, is a nonprofit arts organization established in 1974. Based in the Mission District, it supports visual artists and brings their work to the public through exhibitions.
The gallery gives emerging artists room to create, experiment and collaborate. Its program also extends beyond gallery exhibitions, with performances organized in private residences.
Artist support and community events
SoEx supports local artists through grants and public programs. One recurring event is its annual monster drawing fundraiser, which gives visitors a chance to take part in the organization’s community activity.
Exhibitions and events change, so check the organization’s website before setting out. If you want a quieter gallery visit, weekday or off-peak hours are a practical choice.
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Where is Southern Exposure?
Southern Exposure is at 3030 20th St in San Francisco’s Mission District.
What can you see at Southern Exposure?
The gallery presents exhibitions by emerging artists, with a focus on experimentation and collaboration. SoEx also organizes performances in private residences.
Does Southern Exposure hold events?
Yes. Its programs include performances and an annual monster drawing fundraiser. Check the SoEx website for current event details.
