Modern + Stylish +
Historic SF
WELCOME TO TERRA GALLERY & EVENT VENUE
Contemporary. Elegant. Versatile. As one of the top San Francisco event venues, Terra Gallery & Event Venue and can accommodate events ranging from large scale corporate meetings, conferences and classes, trade shows, product launches, fundraisers, auctions, screenings and performances…to weddings, intimate receptions and private parties. Two diverse levels with a total of 24,000 square feet can be connected or kept totally separate, providing multiple environments to suit your needs. Terra provides the perfect location for your wedding, corporate event, conference or private party.
HISTORY
James Reyman is a artist and designer with a studio located in New York City. For more information, visit www.reymanstudio.com
San Francisco artist Stephanie Peek’s paintings have been exhibited in both national and international galleries and museums. She graduated with an MFA in painting from the University of California, Berkeley and a BA in Art History from Wellesley College, Boston. She has taught painting at the San Francisco Art Institute, Diablo Valley College, Academy of Art University, Dominican University in San Rafael, California, and has been a visiting lecturer at University of California at Berkeley.
Born in Iran in 1962, Yari Ostovany moved to the United States at the age of 16 and pursued his studies in Art first at the University of Nevada – Reno and then at the San Francisco Art institute where he received his MFA in 1995. He has has exhibited extensively in the United States and internationally, and is the recipient of Sierra Arts Endowment Grant, Craig Sheppard Memorial Grant and Sierra Nevada Arts Foundation Grant. Recent solo exhibitions include The Yard: Columbus Circle in New York, Stanford Art Spaces at Stanford University, Far Out Gallery in San Francisco, Rebecca Molayem Gallery in Los Angeles and Aria Gallery in Tehran, Iran.
Julie V. Garner is a self-taught, mixed media artist working primarily with photographs. Using a technique derived from the study of tapestry weaving, she combines multiple photos taken from a variety of perspectives to create a kinetic version of the original scene.
Looking at a painting by Mark Erickson is an experience in color and movement. His paintings express spontaneous unchecked energy, allowing viewers to sense the artist’s creative process and his physical involvement with the canvas. Imagery exists for the viewers imagination, it moves and spreads across the canvas in liquid fury.
Elena Erickson grew up in the country-side of northern Switzerland in the village of Safenwil. Outside of city life and influences, the forest surrounded her home, and from her youth, most life adventures were motivated by nature. Moving later to the Bay Area in California and close the ocean’s edge, the outdoors form the imagery in the paintings she is currently creating.
Cheryl DeCinces Carter, a California native, was born in Los Angeles and has resided in the Bay Area for over three decades. Primarily a painter of abstract canvases, she studied photography and painting at the San Francisco Art Institute. The artist began her painting journey in the style of photorealism, eventually turning to non-representational painting as a more direct way to impart emotional and spiritual notions. She was strongly influenced and mentored by master painter Arnold Mesches at the Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles and primarily identifies with the LA abstract movement. Carter especially enjoys experimenting with the monotype process, discovering new forms and ideas on paper.
