Our Partners 2

Our Partners are those organizations with whom MesArt has a relationship. We are always interested in expanding our links to arts communities and creating relationships between MesArt and those prospective organizations be they for-profit or nonprofit.

Services

PsPrint: www.psprint.com PsPrint is an innovator in custom printing. Combining the very best in web and print technology with time tested techniques, PsPrint offers convenience, competitive prices and consistent quality. If you are new to PsPrint, we encourage you to try us for your next color printing job; if you have worked with us in the past, we encourage you to take advantage of some of the recently added products and services, including our integrated mailing service.

The Blow Up Lab: www.blowuplab.com The Blow Up Lab is a full-service, digital photo and graphics business located near downtown San Francisco but virtually available to anyone with Internet access. The Blow Up Lab produces fine art prints and photographs that are suitable for gallery exhibitions and sales to collectors. Our highest quality Giclée (zhee-'clay) art prints are printed on acid-free, heavy rag papers or canvas.

Taitl Design: www.taitl.com TAITL Design is a web development company offering high quality web design, on-line database development and e-commerce services. TAITL specializes in developing web sites for businesses and non-profits, and in systems integration.

Marketing4artists: www.marketing4artists.net Marketing4artists proposes classes, seminars, workshops, coaching and resources to help artists promote and sell their art. Ignite the Marketing of Your Art marketing4artists was created to empower you, the artist, by training you to market and promote your art effectively. With 40 years combined experience in marketing and fine arts, marketing4artists will guide your creative talents to marketing this unique-ness.

Galleries

Market Street Gallery: www.marketstreetgallery.com
1554 Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94102

The Market Street Gallery in San Francisco exhibits a wide range of contemporary art by artists from San Francisco, the Bay Area and beyond. Exhibitions feature a variety of art including but not limited to: painting, etching, printing techniques, photography, sculpture and mixed media. Works on exhibit are for sale.

Market Street Gallery has a close partnership with MesArt and exhibits many MesArt artists both within its gallery and in a rotating Windows exhibition project. These exhibitions can be solo or group and/or thematic. All mediums are accepted. MesArt also holds educational workshops at Market Street.

Nonprofit Arts Organizations

ArtSpan.org ArtSpan.org is a nonprofit organization dedicated to building connections within San Francisco's visual arts community and between artists and the general public. ArtSpan.org produces San Francisco Open Studios and Art for Inner City Youth, publishes SF Open Studios: The Guide.ArtSpan.org organizes workshops to help artists with their professional development, and holds Selections, a biennial juried art exhibition.

Pro Arts: www.proartsgallery.org Pro Arts is an artist-based nonprofit organization which mounts approximately six exhibitions per year and provides artists with a wide range of services including curated and juried exhibitions, East Bay Open Studios, workshops, a quarterly calendar of events, a holiday sale/exhibition for artists, a members' directory and member's web site. Pro Arts also provides information on exhibition opportunities, employment, artists' services, grants, funding, housing, and arts events.

Pacific Art League: www.pacificartleague.org The Pacific Art League's mission is to promote the understanding, appreciation, and creation of art as a means to enrich the lives of our communities and to make art a part of the fabric of our society.

Center for the Book: www.sfcb.org The San Francisco Center for the Book is a home for a diverse community of people to engage in learning the art and craft of the book. Through public programs, exhibitions and classes the Center promotes knowledge of the traditional book arts and exploration of experimental book forms. Everyone is welcome here, newcomers and experienced practitioners alike. Our workshops foster learning at all levels: from introductory classes to yearlong courses, from craft bookbinding to cutting-edge printing techniques.