Artist Stephanie Syjuco gives a Gallery Sessions talk on her work on view in What is an edition, anyway? (July 21, 2019), McEvoy Arts, San Francisco. Photo: Pat Mazzera

Artist Stephanie Syjuco gives a Gallery Sessions talk on her work on view in What is an edition, anyway?

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McEvoy Arts collaborates with a dedicated community of cultural institutions, businesses, and volunteers to impact thousands of visitors annually through its programs.

Jobs and Internships

Job opportunities and internships are posted on this page as they become available.

GALLERY AND OPERATIONS COORDINATOR

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GALLERY ASSISTANT

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Tours

We are always happy to schedule free group tours. Nonprofits, academic institutions, youth and senior cohorts, educators, community organizations, and other groups can enjoy a tour of our current exhibitions led by McEvoy Arts’ staff.

Please contact info@mcevoyarts.org for more information.

Volunteer

We welcome volunteers of all ages and experiences to contribute their talents by assisting with the visitor experience at our programs. Responsibilities include event support, such as box office staffing, ushering, gallery monitoring, food and beverage service, and photography. We’re always looking for reliable, qualified volunteers who enjoy working with the public.

Volunteer opportunities are posted on this page as they become available. Please check back for updates.

Partners

Partnerships are at the heart of McEvoy Arts’ vision. Through public and private engagements with nonprofit, arts, and cultural organizations, we build enduring relationships to activate McEvoy Arts as an open, intimate, and welcoming space for dialogue and reflection. With nearly 5,000 square feet of galleries, we host film screenings, receptions, discussions, and performances that expand on the ideas found in the McEvoy Family Collection.

Thanks to our community of partners, listed below.

INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS

Art 21
Aspen Institute
The Brigid Alliance
CatchLight
CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts
Coal + Ice
Headlands Center for the Arts
LitQuake
National Book Critics Circle
SF Art Book Fair
Thoma Foundation
University of California, Santa Cruz
ZYZZYVA

PROGRAM PARTNERS

Aperture
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Canyon Cinema
Center for Asian American Media
CounterPulse
Electronic Arts Intermix
The Exploratorium
Film Quarterly
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
The Institute of the Arts and Sciences at UC Santa Cruz
The Isaac Julien Lab at UC Santa Cruz
Kronos Performing Arts Association
Los Cenzontles Cultural Arts Academy
Museum of the African Diaspora
Museum of Craft and Design
Noise Pop
Roxie Theater
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
San Francisco Public Library
Tiny Dance Film Festival
UC Berkeley Arts + Design
Watsonville Film Festival

McEvoy Arts is only receiving partnership proposals by invitation at this time.

In-kind Support

We welcome contributions of goods and services in exchange for recognition and opportunities to reach McEvoy Arts’ community of arts and culture enthusiasts and supporters. We are always on the lookout for gifts of professional services, food and beverages, technology, equipment, and materials that can provide meaningful support for McEvoy Arts’ creative and educational programs.

Special thanks to our in-kind supporters, listed below.

IN-KIND PARTNERS

City Picture Frame
ess/eff wines
Fort Point Brewing Co.
frieze Magazine
MacFadden & Thorpe
Meyer Sound
Ridge Vineyards
Sky Hook Rigging
Small Works SF
Stag Dining
STUDI0 R0LAND
Thatcher’s Gourmet Popcorn
Waterloo Sparkling Water

Please contact info@mcevoyarts.org for more information.

FAQS
How is McEvoy Arts related to Minnesota Street Project?

McEvoy Arts is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and a tenant of the Minnesota Street Project located in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood.

Minnesota Street Project offers economically sustainable spaces for art galleries, artists and related nonprofits. Inhabiting three warehouses, the Project seeks to retain and strengthen San Francisco’s contemporary art community in the short term, while developing an internationally recognized arts destination in the long term. The galleries at 1275 Minnesota Street and 1150 25th Street, where McEvoy Arts is located, are free and open to the public during regular business hours. The Artist Studio Program at 1240 Minnesota Street is not open to the public.

Does McEvoy Arts accept proposals for exhibitions and events?

McEvoy Arts invites artists, curators, and thinkers with varied perspectives to respond to the McEvoy Family Collection. McEvoy Arts does not accept unsolicited exhibition proposals at this time.

Does McEvoy Arts award artist grants or funding?

McEvoy Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit presenting organization but does not award grants or provide funding for projects at this time.

Is McEvoy Arts’ gallery available to rent?

McEvoy Arts will occasionally host private events for selected entities, but otherwise the space is unavailable on a rental basis.