Soft Times Soft Launch

Soft Times Gallery is on its way!

Soft Times Gallery is an independent, artist-run contemporary art gallery located in San Francisco, CA!

We are starting renovations on our brick & mortar gallery space and are raising funds to assist with start up costs, as well as the costs of creating new exhibition opportunities for artists.

In this auction, we are featuring artworks from our growing network of talented artists that share our vision for an engaging, welcoming, and thoughtful arts environment. A portion of each sale in this auction will go back to the artist, and the remainder will support the opening of Soft Times Gallery.

We are targeting March 2022 for our first in-person, in-gallery exhibit and official opening of Soft Times Gallery's brick and mortar location. Visit our website at www.softtimesgallery.com to sign up for the newsletter and receive updates on our opening, upcoming exhibits, and more.

Thank you for your patronage and your support - we hope to see you in the gallery soon!

Soft Times Gallery is an independent, artist-run contemporary art gallery located in San Francisco, CA. Soft Times Gallery will be co-owned by Brent Hayden and Sarah Choe, who are art collectors and independent art curators local to San Francisco.

The art gallery will display monthly exhibitions featuring curated artworks by emerging contemporary artists, as well as host pop up events to creatively engage the space in between exhibits.

The mission of Soft Times Gallery is as follows:
- Breathe new life into the arts landscape of San Francisco through the prioritization of local artists, partnership with local arts organizations, participation in neighborhood events, and collaboration with surrounding small businesses and creatives
- Create more exhibition opportunities for artists and creatives in our local and expanding network
- Advocate for and empower emerging artists through intentional curatorial relationships and creative, innovative exhibition design
- Build an accessible space for collectors through community, programs, and workshops aligned with a newer art collector's interests