Opening Thursday, August 7th:

Please join us this Thursday, August 7th, for the opening reception of “The City At Night,” a group show featuring 10 Bay Area artists working across the board in styles and mediums but all depicting San Francisco scenery after dark: Emily Fromm, Julian Demark, Alvar Jacomet, Christine Innes, Matthew Stansell, Hugo Kobayashi, John Keating, Dylan Clendenin, and E Dyer.

The reception will take place from 6-9pm, as part of the SF First Thursday Art Walk, and then remain on view for all of August and September. For any and all inquiries, or to be on our collector’s list to be among the first notified when this collection of work becomes publicly available, please email us at mothbellygallery@gmail.com.


Moth Belly Magazine Volume 3 Is Here!!!

The long awaited third volume of our magazine is here! We’re incredibly excited to finally release this 120 page, full color art magazine featuring interviews with Andrea Bergen, Goku Mcafee, Mister Zozo, and cover artist Sabrina Bosco, as well as artists features on Bijijoo, Marina Gonzalez Eme, Arius Ziaee, Itoyo, Elias Hernandez, Tracey Slater, and Dos Diablos. The curation, writing, layout and design done 100% by John Vochatzer.

We will have a limited number of these in stock at our August opening, but in the meantime they are just available for ordering online here.


Join Our Patreon!

We’re excited to announce that we finally created a Patreon for our gallery and for the SF First Thursday Art Walk that we also manage. Times are tough for artists and DIY, artist-run spaces like ours, and any monthly help we can get goes a long way in making sure that our doors stay open and the Art Walk stays organized. For just $5 a month you can make a world of difference for us, and we’ll also include your name on a monument in our world famous bathroom gallery!

We are a member of Intersection for the Arts! Intersection for the Arts is a historic arts nonprofit that provides people working in arts and culture with fiscal sponsorship and resources to grow.

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We wouldn’t be here without the generous support of you folks. If you would like to help us bring you more chaotic good, consider making a donation. Every little bit helps!