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Sip and socialize with our current exhibiting artists and celebrate our Winter Show at Saint Joe's!

Featured artists will be present to share about their creative process and inspiration behind the pieces in the show. They are available to answer any questions you may have about this highly collectible exhibition!

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### American Grown By Tiffanie Turner In partnership with Eleanor Harwood Gallery, we are thrilled to present American Grown, new work by Tiffanie Turner on our mezzanine level. Saint Joe’s is honored to partner with Eleanor Harwood Gallery for a second time to showcase Tiffanie Turner’s exquisitely crafted paper flowers. ------ ### I Recognize You By Jennie Ottinger and Kevin Sabo Saint Joe’s partnered with two significant San Francisco galleries for, I Recognize You, a two person exhibition featuring works by Jennie Ottinger, represented by Rebecca Camacho Presents and Kevin Sabo, represented by Schlomer Haus Gallery. Although these artists have entirely singular approaches to their practices and subject matter, they both devote exhaustive detail to strategically obscuring their portraits to redirect our focus. ------ ### Meryl Pataky Step into the Project Room and experience neon sculptural work in a way that could only happen at Saint Joseph’s. Bay Area artist and educator, Meryl Pataky is also the founder of She Bends, an organization dedicated to fostering diversity and sustainability in the field of neon, elevating the medium as process-driven sculpture. ------ ### People's Pottery Project People’s Pottery Project’s mission is to employ and empower formerly incarcerated women, trans and non-binary individuals through paid job training, access to a healing community, and meaningful employment in their non-profit ceramic housewares retail business. ------ ### The Stud Pin Archives Artist, curator and bartender at the iconic STUD bar in San Francisco, Chloe Miller is dedicated to preserving queer history and has been digitally archiving the artwork of Paul “Gidget” Sinclair and other STUD artists since 2019. The goal of this project is to keep queer history in the contemporary format and to encourage continuous conversation. In 2023, Land and Sea press in Oakland published the Stud Pin Archives Book. Come spend some time with a truly unique archive of San Francisco’s queer community!

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