Root Division is a nonprofit gallery and arts education space at 1131 Mission St in San Francisco’s SoMa district. Its exhibitions give local artists a place to show their work, while classes and workshops support artists and young people across the Bay Area. Visit during an exhibition or event to see the gallery and learn about its community programs. The annual Auction is a chance to bid on local art and support the artists behind it.
A gallery and arts education space
Root Division is a visual arts nonprofit that gives local artists space to exhibit their work and develop their practice. Its programs include arts education for artists and young people across the Bay Area. The organization also provides subsidized studio spaces.
The SoMa gallery hosts exhibitions, tours and events. Check Root Division’s website for current programming before you go, as the exhibition or event schedule shapes what you can see on a visit.
Classes, lessons and the Auction
Root Division runs art classes and workshops, and private lessons are also available. Visitors have taken beginner drawing classes and lessons with individual instructors. Ask about the specific class and instructor when booking, since experiences can differ.
The Auction brings local artwork together for bidding and supports the artists involved. Check the organization’s website for details of upcoming events and how to take part.
Preguntas frecuentes
When is Root Division open?
The gallery is open Wednesday through Friday from noon to 6 p.m. It is closed Monday, Tuesday and Saturday and Sunday.
Where is Root Division?
It is at 1131 Mission St in San Francisco’s SoMa district.
Can you take art classes at Root Division?
Yes. Root Division runs art classes and workshops, and private lessons are also available. Check its website for current options.
What happens at the Root Division Auction?
The Auction lets you bid on local artworks while supporting local artists. Check the website for event details.
