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Eleanor Harwood Gallery is thrilled to announce Martin Machado鈥檚 second solo show with the gallery:聽Fine Dine the Demons.

The fair鈥檚 programming included events with local institutions and stands devoted to non-profits and collectives.

Paul Wackers is back at Eleanor Harwood Gallery in San Francisco with If You Can't See Me, I Can't See You, his 9th exhibition with the gallery.

Martin Machado celebrates what he calls 鈥渘atural intelligence,鈥� a direct response to a city abuzz about artificial-intelligence, his artistic work represents nature鈥檚 slow cycles and seasons.

Eleanor Harwood Gallery is delighted to announce our summer exhibition: Escape with Drew Bennett, Kelly Car谩mbula, and Motonori Uwasu.聽Escape is a group show celebrating the transformative nature of summer.

Eleanor Harwood Gallery is pleased to present Paul Wackers鈥� eighth solo exhibition with the gallery. Some of the paintings in Fresh Cut mark a departure from Wackers鈥� earlier work.

Untitled Art will have more than 140 exhibitors at its upcoming edition in Miami Beach later this year. 

It鈥檚 September, the month some might argue is the most important slot in the art world鈥檚 calendar.

Paul Wackers opens a show of new work at Eleanor Harwood Gallery this weekend and it looks very solid, with a cohesive collection of new paintings

The work of Mathew Zefeldt (previously featured here) successfully balances improbable combinations 鈥� modern with historical, digital with classical,

The exhibition of new oil paintings and glazed porcelain delves further into Alison's style of hyper-detailed and fantastical realism.

In her oil paintings, Alison Blickle sets a mood that hearkens back to the early 20th century 鈥� the days of bohemian youths, orientalist fashions and

Berkeley based artist Mel Davis has just opened her latest exhibition at Eleanor Harwood Gallery entitled Begin Here. From the press release

Last weekend, Portland-based artist Adam Friedman opened a solo show at San Francisco鈥檚 Eleanor Harwood Gallery titled 鈥淪pace and Time, and Other Mysterious Aggregations.鈥�

SF based installation artist Gregory Ito has just wrapped his latest exhibition at Eleanor Harwood Gallery entitled Moonstruck.