Shipyard Gallery Art Exhibits
Open to the public every Saturday in September 1-5PM (free,no RSVP required)

William Rhodes and Stacey Carter collaborated to collect Shipyard Histories from local residents, and represent them in this exhibit.

Currently on Display:

African American Shipyard History Quilt Project

  • Featuring three quilts by Artist in Residence William Rhodes

  • Illustration of the quilt images with historic documents by Stacey Carter

  • Oral histories collected in interviews with local residents with familial ties to the Shipyard

  • Special events coming up:

  • Open Saturday, September 28, 1 - 5 PM
    October 5, 2-4PM: Artist Talk with Stacey Carter and William Rhodes about their project RSVP
    Gallery open Oct 5 from 1 - 5 PM

Details on the Shipyard Artists website

This program is made possible by the California Arts Council, The San Francisco Arts Commission, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, California Humanities, the Zellerbach Family Foundation, and En2action.


Black On Point

Black On Point is a collective of Black artists with studios at the Shipyard. Their goal is to support each other and gain more visibility for the group. Please see the list of Black artists participating in Shipyard Open Studios.


Art for Kids

Art class at the Malcolm X Academy
Photo credit: Brian Moore

STAR actively supports those Shipyard artists who introduce students from Bayview Hunters Point and beyond to the fun and creativeness of art. Some teach art in public schools. Schools who would like to have artists come to their schools, please email us.
This program is made possible with support of the California Arts Council and other generous donors.


Intergenerational Art Program

In partnership with Bayview Senior Services, STAR provides Shipyard artists and art supplies for weekly art classes that bring together Bayview seniors and students. Email info@shipyardtrust.org if you are interested in participating as a senior or a school that would like the students to engage.
This program is made possible with support of the California Arts Council and other generous donors.

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Exposure Art Program

In an effort to achieve more and awareness of the opportunities the Hunters Point Shipyard Artists bring to the community and local community participation in our Open Studios events, we offer an Exposure program that lets students in local school view artist studios and interact with professional artists outside of the Open Studios events. Email us if you are interested in participating with your group.

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Adult Education

STAR matches skilled teaching artists at the Hunters Point Shipyard with Bayview Hunters Point organizations that want to offer art classes to their members or the public. In 2017, for example, the George Davis Senior Center hosted a watercolor class taught by Tesia Blackburn.

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STAR Annual Auction

Every year during Fall Open Studios, STAR holds its annual auction and fundraiser. Shipyard artists generously donate artwork for the silent auction. This supports our programs and administrative costs, brings artists to the attention of Open Studios attendees, and gives attendees the chance of acquiring high-quality art at a bargain price. Preview selected artworks in the 2018 auction. (Link opens in a new window.)

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Artist Salons

STAR organizes small, informal evenings with artists in their studios where art lovers - and other Hunters Point Shipyard artists - can get acquainted and learn about new work in progress.

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