Hospitality House Auction at 941 Geary- Opens Tonight!

A massive amount of great artwork has been installed inside 941 Geary  for tonight’s auction, check out a few pics and make sure you have your tickets ready! We’re proud to have a huge amount of talent displayed with pieces by Blek le Rat, Greg Gossel, Ferris Plock, Casey Gray, Chad Hasegawa, APEX, D Young V, Michael Page, Paul Chatem, James Charles, Sickboy, Jack Howe, Augustine Kofie, C215 and Skewville

Join us for the 27th Annual Art Auction benefiting the Community Arts Program

Thursday, May 31st, 6:00PM
NINE FOUR ONE GEARY GALLERY, San Francisco

Hospitality House is pleased to announce its 27th Annual Art Auction will take place on Thursday, May 31st at NINE FOUR ONE GEARY GALLERY (941 Geary Street, San Francisco).  The event features the finest in contemporary and urban artwork gernously donated by regional artists, galleries, and collectors.

In addition to the cool vibe of NINE FOUR ONE GEARY, we are thrilled to welcome our new Auctioneer, Patrick Walsh (Art for AIDS) for our one-of-a-kind live auction.  Other new aspects include complimentary valet parking, concierge delivery service of your artwork, and a layaway option for those must-have pieces you just can’t live without!

Get there early to enjoy our reception entertainment, the unique jazz two-piece Clangin & Bangin’.

Your votes will also determine the live auction – for one piece anyway.  Visit Hospitality House’s Facebook page and vote on which piece you would like to most see in the live auction by “liking” its photo in the 27th Annual Art Auction album.  The piece with the most votes will be featured in this year’s live auction (and friend us while you’re at it!)

Of course, all guests receive complimentary hors d’oeuvres by Delicious Catering, wine, beer, and soft drinks.

Tickets are $40 advance and $50 at the door and can be purchased securely online or by calling 415.749.2184.

The event benefits the Community Arts Program, the only free-of-charge fine arts studio and gallery space for Tenderloin artists struggling with poverty and homelessness.

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