Join us as we launch The Climate Gallery: An Interactive Space for Climate Art!

We're excited to launch this new venue, feature local environmental artists work, and preview our upcoming virtual reality exhibit, "A Study in Artivism."

Event Program

6:30-7:15: Complimentary Wine & Beer + Art Stroll

7:00-7:45: Program - Environmental Speakers, Artist Intros, and a Preview of "A Study in Artivism" the VR Gallery

7:45-9:30: Drinks, Music, Dancing, & VR Exhibitions

Artists Include

Mira Musank (Fashion, Fiber Art), David Solnit (Live Screen Printing), Nick Gott (Dance), 350 Bay Area Art Team, SF Poster Syndicate, Digital Works from Klara Maisch/Minori Murata/Rose McAdoo, and more to come.

Your Ticket Price Supports Arts & The Environment

Your tickets help support this project in 3 ways! They support our artist stipend fund, our environmental grants fund, and the volunteer team fund working on the next exhibit!

About The Upcoming Exhibit: "A Study In Artivism"

Our artists have been working for months to create an interactive, online art gallery to feature community-engaged climate artwork. Each artist uses their own medium to illustrate important topics in climate and engage with their communities.

Join us between November 11th-15th.

The Featured Artists

Mira Musank is a textile upcycling artist based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her creative garments are inspired by runway experiences from her fashion blogging days. Mira’s medium is sewing, weaving, and hand embroidery. fafafoom.com | @miramusank

Klara Maisch documents landscape change in oil paintings created on location. She travels to remote regions of Alaska to paint throughout the seasons. Scientific research and direct experiences with the physical forces that shape a landscape inform the visual dynamics in her work. klaramaisch.com

David Solnit is an arts organizer, sign painter, printmaker, puppeteer, and carpenter who lives and works in Northern California. His artwork – signs, banners, flags, puppetry, and street murals created in collaboration with social change activists and artists – has been exhibited in strikes, blockades, occupations, sit-ins, and mass marches.

Minori Murata is an art director and visual artist born in 1992 and based in Tokyo, Japan. Murata’s practice is based on compositing, processing, and collaging. She originates high-calorie visual expressions and motion graphics videos with a large amount of information. minorimurata.wiki

Rose McAdoo is a visual artist using cake as her medium for raising awareness around global issues. Her unique edible art centers around human stories and the environment, leading her to make cakes with remote populations in some of the world’s most extreme environments. rosemcadoo.com

About The Climate Gallery

The Climate Gallery is a non-profit virtual reality gallery featuring multi-medium pieces from a diverse group of climate-focused artists. We showcase art and artists who dare to combat the climate crisis. The Climate Gallery is a project of Climate Creative.

The Venue

CounterPulse is a dynamic movement of experimental art that sparks personal transformation and builds enduring community. We provide space and resources for emerging artists and cultural innovators, serving as an incubator for the creation of socially relevant, community-based art and culture.

Venue Safety & COVID-19 Protocols

All audience members and staff will be expected to wear a mask except for when actively eating or drinking. Performers may be unmasked while performing.

Proof of vaccination or a negative covid-19 text from within 48 hours will be required. See below for acceptable forms of proof of vaccination and negative covid-19 test.

CounterPulse is equipped with a building-wide heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system that constantly displaces interior air with filtered air from outside.

Getting to the Venue

If possible we encourage taking public transit, bikes or a nice walk through the city!

Public Transit:

• 2 Blocks from Powell Street BART
• 1 Block from Market & Mason Street MUNI Stop

Parking:

• Eddy Street Parking Lot-Rockstar Parking, 265 Eddy St, San Francisco, CA
• Rates: $7:50 for 1 hour; $15 Daily Max

• EZ Public Parking, 333 Jones St, San Francisco, CA
• Rates: Daily rate starts at $9.00 with unlimited In & Out during business hours. Daily rate expires at midnight.