T A B L E A U G R A Y

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Opening night at @viaaureliasf ✨ What a joy to celebrate surrounded by so many creative forces who brought this project to life: artists @windychien and @jennysharaf , @sarahshepardgallery , and chef/partner @davidnayfeld . Every corner of the restaurant tells a story - from the art on the walls to the food on the plate. Grateful to see it all come together. Photography: @drewaltizerphotography #TableauGray #ViaAurelia #MissionRock #ArtInDesign #CreativeCollaboration #OpeningNight

Catching up on this wonderful feature from @eatersf on @viaaureliasf — and still so honored to have curated the art collection for this stunning new space. 💫 thank you @thedeguz Every piece was created by female, Bay Area–based artists, whose works infuse the restaurant with warmth, texture, and a quiet femininity that complements its Italian spirit and design. Grateful for the mention and for the incredible team who helped bring this vision to life. ✨ Artists include: @windychien @jennysharaf @catherine_wagner_studio @igs_artstudio @gina_borg @zaidivecha and gallery @sarahshepardgallery 📍Via Aurelia, Mission Rock SF Link in bio for full article.

For all in SF this weekend: don’t miss @sfmoma opening of Femme au chapeau, with one of my favorite artists of all time at the forefront - Matisse. The exhibition revisits the 1905 debut of the painting that essentially detonated the rules of modern art and launched Fauvism, bringing together works by Matisse, Henri Manguin, Derain, Marquet, and others in a reconstruction of the original Salon d’Automne gallery. What I especially love is how the show traces the ripple effect of this one painting across generations, all the way to Bay Area legends like Richard Diebenkorn and Joan Brown. I won’t be here but look forward to seeing it when I am back… this feels like one of those rare SFMOMA exhibitions that reminds you why San Francisco has such an important place in modern art history. Pictured here are a few of my favorites from the stunning exhibition preview images: 1 - Rachel Harrison, Hoarders, 2012; courtesy the artist and Greene Naftali, New York; © Rachel Harrison, courtesy the artist and Greene Naftali, New York; photo: John Berens 2 - André Derain, Henri Matisse, 1905; Tate; © 2026 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; photo: Tate 3 - Richard Diebenkorn, Woman in Hat and Gloves, 1963; private collection; © 2026 Richard Diebenkorn Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; photo: courtesy Sotheby’s, Inc. © 2026 4 - Henri Manguin, Jeanne sur le balcon de la Villa Demiere, 1905; private collection; © 2026 Henri Manguin / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; photo: © Fabrice Lepeltier 5 - Henri Matisse, Femme au chapeau (Woman with a Hat), 1905; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, bequest of Elise S. Haas; photo: Glen Cheriton for SFMOMA Tickets link: /tickets?month=2026-05-01&type=ga

Last week at #ArtBashSFMOMA @sfmoma raised $4.2 million in total to support their education and community programs, the highest grossing to date. Artist @jeffrune designed an immersive experience, there was auction of numerous collections and @rupyctut held an art immersion experience and performance. 🎭

Last month at #SanFranciscoArtFair2026 @fortmasoncenter 💚🧡❤️💛 At a time when the arts community has faced real challenges, felt especially meaningful to see a mix of 90 local and international galleries show up, 47 cultural partners and 20,000+ visitors for the 14th edition. First 2 images courtesy of AMP.

Legends in motion. Being surrounded by some of the greatest athletes of all time surely must motivate one in the gym. Today’s installation: 10 black and white prints for a client’s luxury club/gym, curated by me, framed by @citypictureframe and installed by @mckinleyartsolutions 🖤🤍 Each one is a limited edition and tells a unique story. From Palmer & Nicklaus at Augusta (’69) to Jordan vs Kobe (’97), Federer’s grace, Serena’s comeback, and beyond—moments where sport becomes myth, rivalry becomes respect, and performance becomes art.

Last day to see @blakeaaseby and @eschlimanstudio at @sarahshepardgallery 💙🩵💚

A lovely afternoon documenting this custom pair by @jennysharaf created for a client lobby in Palo Alto. I treasure working with creatives.

Honored to have curated the silent art auction at the 2025 WeLoveSF Gala this past November. It was such a fun night and the auction was a hit. The art throughout the space truly elevated the experience. I am thrilled to share that the auction raised $34,000 in total. Thank you to all of the incredible artists who donated their work, and to Kate Tova for the live painting. ✨ #TableauGray #WeLoveSF #ArtForACause #SanFranciscoArt #ArtAuction

Grateful for every opportunity to partner with @margaretwingard , but it feels especially meaningful when we get to lecture and lead sessions during the Presidio Bay Foundation’s @presidiobayfoundation annual scholarship program. These students blow me away every time. And when I can squeeze in a little painting at the end, it’s a win all around ✨

Grateful to @misprision for the warm welcome at the @legionofhonor today. A blue-sky day made even better by a gorgeous, thoughtful storytelling of Manet and Morisot, and their intertwined relationship. Truly special. On view through March 1 🤍