Warehouse
Residency
Launched in 2024, the Warehouse Residency provides Bay Area artists at all career stages the dedicated time and space to create of conceptually and physically ambitious new work.
Participating artists gain access to the Exhibition Warehouse and the Screening Gallery as flexible studio and presentation space. In addition to technical equipment, artists can also make use of the shared facilities in the Artist Studios at 1240 Minnesota Street. Artists work closely with our team to develop a culminating presentation and related programming, offering the public insight into their process and work.
Open by invitation, artists receive an honoraria and additional financial and dedicated in-kind curatorial, operational, and technical support, ensuring the advancement of their project.
Artist Studios
Established in 2016 and operated by Minnesota Street Project Foundation since 2023, the Artist Studios provide long-term, below-market rate, private studio spaces for artists in a region where affordable space is limited. The Artist Studios offer unparalleled stability, privacy, and access to shared facilities, including a wood shop, ceramics area, digital print lab, dark room, and analog print room.
Exhibitions
In 2023, Minnesota Street Project Foundation gained access to program a 20,000-square-foot warehouse. Located at 1201 Minnesota Street, the Exhibition Warehouse houses a state-of-the-art screening gallery and is equipped unlike any other in the Bay Area for the presentation of large-scale works of contemporary art.
San Francisco Art
Book Fair
Founded in 2016 and presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation since 2023, the annual San Francisco Art Book Fair (SFABF) is a free, multi-day exhibition of printed material from independent publishers, artists, designers, collectors, and enthusiasts from around the world.
A celebration of art publishing and print culture, the event serves as an important platform for independent publishing, fostering engagement and placing the unique history and perspectives of the Bay Area in dialogue with national and international publishing communities.