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Just as eyewear can become art on your face, we believe that eyewear is flattering, or becoming, to art itself. In Hayes Valley, art is found in every aspect of life; most of our patients are artistic, either in profession or by avocation. We strive to promote that spirit by decorating our walls with creations by local artists.

Please contact us if you know of any artists who'd like to showcase their work!

NOW SHOWING:

HAND JOB, by Nigel Poor

please visit her site to hear and see her story

http://www.nigelpoor.com

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Past Exhibits:

Allison Knapp, woven fiber sculptures & textured acrylic on canvas

http://allisonknappartist.com/

Natalie Coblentz, Acrylics

Julian Kaplan, Miksang photographer

www.juliannekaplan.com

The Forever Photography of Letty Garcia

Photography of Sasha Cohen

Molly Nardone, painter and art instructor at the

Chinese American International School in Hayes Valley.

Jason Martin, artist and former optician at Through the Hayes

Luca Prasso, The Carutapera Project

The Language of Cloth, by Daniel Gundlach.

Doris Banbury: Treasures of a Bronx Warrior

j. Oliver Brooks, award-winning archival prints on fine art paper

Helen Wilson, images and symbols in iconographic representations

Douglass Legg, The Play photography series

David Magnusson, images from abroad http://www.davidmagnusson.com/

Michael Markowitz, figure drawing, portraits

Watchara Sirisevakul, modern sculpture

Sabina Suleymanova

Shujan Choi

Permanent art at Through the Hayes

GYOTAKU,(GYO=FISH,TAKU=IMPRINT BY HAND)BY CHERRY SWEIG

“Developed in the early 1800’s, the Samurai fishermen used Gyotaku as a way to record the exact shape and size of a prize catch before the invention of the camera. Like so many things oriental, Gyotaku evolved into a highly prized art form.”