You might know them because of the Foster Gwin Gallery homeless hosing scandal, but we know and revere them for their magnificent showcases and artistic collaborations. The Foster Gwin Gallery, located in the historic Jackson Square neighborhood is owned by Collier Gwin who started this private gallery in 1984. Since their operations, they have managed to pull A-listers including Arnold Schwarzenegger and David Rockefeller.
Foster Gwin Gallery Photos of Artworks
In 2012, Foster Gwin Art Gallery participated in their debut fair, ‘artMRKT San Francisco 2012’, which took place in San Francisco, California. They have also exhibited their artworks thrice in Art Miami in Tucson, Arizona, and twice in Intersect Palm Springs in Palm Springs, California. Some of their influential artists and artworks include the following.
James Eakle
James Weeks
Jane Sharninghouse
John Saccaro
Manuel Neri
Nathan Oliveira
Stephen De Staebler
Vaea
Viola Frey
Walter Kuhlman
William Henry Brown
Foster Gwin Gallery About
Foster-Gwin Gallery, a specialist in San Francisco Bay Area Contemporary Art, provides a scrupulously curated selection of Bay Area Figurative and Abstract Expressionist Paintings from 1945 to 1975. Foster Gwin Gallery San Francisco has been in the art and antiquities trade business for more than 25 years (and counting). The gallery believes in quality over quantity. Being a secondary market dealer, Foster Gwin Art Gallery carefully inspects its purchases to curate only the best. At present, the gallery boasts the widest selection of significant post-war SF Abstract Artists of any gallery.
Image Courtesy – Charles Russo
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