Flower Child: Art Inspired by San Francisco's Summer of Love

This upcoming August (2017) will mark the 50 year anniversary of San Francisco’s infamousSummer of Love. This event was highlighted by the largest gathering ofHippies (or Flower Children), the rise of 60’smusic legends, and the widespread use ofpsychedelic drugs, all culminating in the summer of 1967 in the city’s Haight-Ashbury neighborhood. The late 60s marked the beginning of the counterculture movement that would grow to attract and give rise to the great artists, activists, writers, freethinkers of the 20th century.

The entire city of San Francisco will be celebrating this landmark year with special programs,  press coverage, local attention, and events throughout the summer. 

Featuring new works by: Young Chun, Sybiline, Chris Guest, Chie Yoshii, Rhea O'Neill, Andrea Sipl, Marlene Seven Bremner, Erica Calardo, Jana Brike, Pippa McManus, Julie Filipenko, Sheri DeBow, Happy D., Daisy Church, Gretchen Lewis, Sergio Lopez, Daniel J Valadez, Kindra Nikole, Amy Ahlstrom, Lori Nelson, Megan Buccere, Alison Ye, Amandalynn, Phillip Hua, Alec Huxley, Chris Leib, Simona Candini, Elizabeth Amento, Mary Syring, Martin Hsu, John Walker, Henry Schreiber, Meredith Marsone, Catherine Moore, Rebecca Rose, Kim Huynh, Joshua Coffy, Carly Janine Mazur, Erica Rose Levine, Michael Campbell,Brian Donnelly, Debra Gardner Abarca, Christina Ridgeway, Ania Tomicka, Peter Adamyan,Kristin Forbes-Mullane, Omalix, Steve Ferrera, David Natale, Stephanie Jucker, Johnie Thornton, Leilani Bustamante, Hana Mulyati, James Marc, Aunia Kahn, Adam Ziskie, JOEMUR, Delphyne V., Primary Hughes, Tracy Lewis, Chris Sheridan, Adam Caldwell, Wesley T. Wright & Malia Landis, Bec Winnel, Erich J. Moffitt, doubleparlour, Lacey Bryant, Sandra Yagi, Kelly McKernan, Ron Norman, Jessica Violetta, Melanie Alves, Derek Harrison, Ruth Speer, Gillian Keller, Lioba Brückner, Jaclyn Alderete, Hikari Shimoda, Ransom & Mitchell, and Monty Guy.