https://sfartbookfair.com SF Art Book Fair Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:37:59 +0000 https://sfartbookfair.com en https://sfartbookfair.com/SF-Art-Book-Fair Mon, 12 Feb 2018 19:01:12 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/SF-Art-Book-Fair <img width="1080" height="1080" width_o="1080" height_o="1080" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/c5cf3bb50ffb5ffd3fca7176b69c7f596d06809170fc76efbf47ab42bd11d20e/SFABF-Web-Banner-Square-01-NEW-ADJUSTED.gif" data-mid="246132322" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/c5cf3bb50ffb5ffd3fca7176b69c7f596d06809170fc76efbf47ab42bd11d20e/SFABF-Web-Banner-Square-01-NEW-ADJUSTED.gif" /> Minnesota Street Project Foundation presents THE 2026 SAN FRANCISCO ART BOOK FAIRJuly 23 – 26, 2026&nbsp;Thursday, July 23: 6 - 10pm Friday, July 24: 11am - 6pm Saturday, July 25: 11am - 6pm Sunday, July 26: 11am - 5pm Free and open to the public 1150 25th Street 1275 Minnesota Street 1201 Minnesota Street San Francisco, CA 94107 https://sfartbookfair.com/Exhibitors Sat, 01 Jun 2019 17:05:22 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/Exhibitors 2026 EXHIBITORS * First-time SFABF exhibitor Active Chapter (NY) * Akio Nagasawa Publishing (Japan)* Amaya Productions (CA) A.R.D.O (CA) *&nbsp; Arion Press (CA)Arkiv Paper (MI) * Artbook | D.A.P. (NY) Auspicious Books (CA) Aventures Ltd. Press (NY) Awkward Ladies Club (CA) AZETAguía (Nicaragua) Basement (CA)Bathers Library (CA)B.B.Press (CA)bench press (IL) * Beneva Books (CA) * Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (CA) * Book and Job Gallery (CA) Books of Interest (CA) * BOVINE press (IL) Bronze Age (United Kingdom)&nbsp; But Whole Press (CA) By Black Sheep (NY) * ‘cademy (NY)Calipso Press (NY) Can Can Press (Mexico)Case Publishing / shashasha (Japan)CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts (CA)&nbsp; CHEEKY CHONG (CA) * Chronicle Books (CA)&nbsp; Colpa Press (CA)commune (Japan)Composit Press / Push Pull Editions (OR)Cone Shape Top (CA) conventional projects (CA)&nbsp; Conveyor Editions (NJ)&nbsp; Creative Growth (CA) Current Editions (CA) Cutpiles (CA) *&nbsp; Dark Entries Editions (CA) Datz Press (South Korea) David King Estate (CA) Deadbeat Club (CA) Deep Time Press (CA) DeMerritt&nbsp; | Pauwels Editions (CA)&nbsp; DoPe Press (CA) * Downtown book club (CA) Dream Labor Press (NY) * D.R.Y. (CA) Ediciones Caradura (Mexico) * Eggy Press &amp;&nbsp;The Last Straw (CA) * Errant Press (CA) Et al. (CA)EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery (CA)F.A.G. ARCHIVE (CA) * FAWW (United Kingdom) Fillip (Canada) Fish Juice + Friends (CA) *&nbsp; Floss Editions (CA)For the Birds Trapped in Airports (CA)Friends of the San Francisco Public Library (CA)Further Triennial * / RITE Editions (CA)GenderFail (NY)&nbsp; Gold Rain (MO / Mexico)Groove Merchant San Francisco (CA)Hamburger Eyes (CA) Handshake (Spain) Harpy House Press (CA) * Hat &amp; Beard Press (CA)&nbsp; Heavy Manners Library (CA) Hi-Bred (MD) Homie House Press (MD) HUMOBOOKS (Argentina) * illetante books (CA)&nbsp; Inventory Press (CA) Irrelevant Press (CA / NY) -ism (CA) *Jackfacekillah (CA) *JZZP (China) *&nbsp; KADIST (CA / France) Kareem Michael Worrell (MA)&nbsp; KATE LASTER (CA)&nbsp; KGP MONOLITH (NY) Kidtofer (NY)Kodoji Press (Switzerland) KOMIYAMA TOKYO (Japan) Kult Books (Sweden) * La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop) (CA) LANDSLIDE Books &amp; Objects (Australia) * Letterform Archive (CA) Los Sumergidos (NY / Mexico) Louis M Schmidt (CA) Lower Grand Radio (CA) * Lyricalmyrical Books (Canada) * MAKAN (NY) * Martian Press (CA) MishMash (NY) modlitbooks (CA) Monograph Bookwerks (OR) More Human Editions (CA) Most Ancient (OR) MW Editions (NY) * National Monument Press (CA) Nazraeli Press (CA) New Dimension (United Kingdom) * New Documents (CA) New High Land (NY / Taiwan) * NIAD Art Center (CA) Night Diver Press (CA) NIGHTED (CA)nos:books (Taiwan) * Not Here to Make Friends (CA) * Now place 此间 (CA) * Ocean Escalanti (CA) Page Bureau / RELATED DEPARTMENT (China / NY)* Pamplemousse Magazine (CA) park life (CA) Pearl Slug Studio (CT) * Perfectly Acceptable Press (IL) Perimeter Editions (Australia) Poppy Press (CA) Prelinger Library (CA) Pretty Gritty (CA) Public Land (CA) * QRWHZGUB (CA) Quality Time (CA) Quintal (France) * Radical Characters (MA) * RE/Search and Search &amp; Destroy (CA) San Francisco Center for the Book (CA) S.A.R.A (Mexico) Scooters For Peace (Japan) Secret Headquarters (CA) Secret Riso Club (NY) Service * / AutoErotica (CA) * setanta books (United Kingdom) Set Margins' publications (Netherlands) Sming Sming Books (CA) SNU Design (South Korea) Sonnenzimmer (IL) * Special Effects (CA) Squeeze Sour (NY) * T. Archie (CA) *Taylor Zanke / Allowing Many Forms (CA) TBW Books (CA) te editions (NY / China) The Eriskay Connection (Netherlands) THE ICE PLANT (CA) The Quarterly Report (CA) THUNGRY (IL) * Tiny Splendor (CA) TOMATO TOMATO TOMATO (IL) * Triangle Books / Dreieck Bücher (Belgium) Unity Press (CA) Uroboros Editorial (Mexico) * Vacancy Projects (CA) Vicente Velázquez (CA) * Visible Publications (CA) WORK/PLAY (IL) Written Names Fanzine (CA) X Artists' Books (CA) x_x (Argentina) https://sfartbookfair.com/About-SFABF Sat, 12 Jan 2019 02:26:55 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/About-SFABF Minnesota Street Project Foundation is pleased to present the 2026 San Francisco Art Book Fair (SFABF), marking 10 years since the inaugural fair held in 2016. SFABF is an annual multi-day exhibition and celebration of art publishing and print culture, bringing together independent publishers, artists, designers, collectors, and enthusiasts from around the world. Free and open to the public July 23 through July 26, 2026, with a preview on Thursday, July 23. Maps and venue information and the 2026 Program Guide are available online. Exhibitor applications are now closed. The deadline to apply was Sunday, April 5, at 11:59 pm PST. In reviewing applications, the curatorial committee will try to represent a diverse range of publishing practices. For application requirements and more see our Application FAQ.&nbsp;Questions? Please email info@sfartbookfair.com. Minnesota Street Project Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that provides access to the space, tools, and support infrastructure for artists at all career stages to create new work. Help sustain SFABF in its tenth year with a contribution to Minnesota Street Project Foundation and help us keep this event free and open to the public. DONATE HERE.SFABF is a community-driven event made possible in large part thanks to the generosity of our partners and sponsors. Interested in helping keep SFABF free and open to the public through in-kind or financial sponsorship? Please email lisa@minnesotastreetproject.org to learn how you can support. Interested in volunteering at the fair? Please email volunteering@sfartbookfair.com. SFABF was founded in 2016 as a collaboration between Colpa Press, Park Life, and Minnesota Street Project. SFABF 2026 branding and identity by MacFadden &amp; Thorpe. For press inquiries, please email emma@minnesotastreetproject.org. https://sfartbookfair.com/Programming Mon, 12 Feb 2018 19:14:08 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/Programming PROGRAMMING Dowload the 2026 SFABF program guide. OPENING NIGHT PREVIEW Join us Thursday, July 23, 6pm - 10pm for our opening night preview of the 2026 SFABF, with music by Fault Radio. Featuring:&nbsp;Chulita Vinyl Club Farbod (Geographic North) 280 Project DJ Dials Fault Radio is the ultimate advocate for our local community, acting as a dynamic bridge between the Bay Area’s thriving arts scene and the broader music world. THE LOUNGE AT 1201 MINNESOTA ST. Curated by David Senior, Director of Library at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA).&nbsp; Friday, July 24 12pm - 1pm Artists, Collectors, and Copyright—Current Controversies and Lessons with Simon J. Frankel Simon J. Frankel, co-author of Law, Ethics, and the Visual Arts published by Cambridge University Press, will discuss recent copyright developments and controversies of interest to visual artists and those who publish and collect their works. Topics will include the 2023 Supreme Court decision in the Warhol v. Goldsmith case and practical implications for artists, collectors, and publishers; copyright implications of the use of artworks for training generative AI engines; ownership of copyright in visual works generated by AI; copyright’s work for hire doctrine and its implications; and recent cases concerning artists’ moral rights.&nbsp; 1pm - 2pm Methods of Publishing in South Korea with Chris Hamamoto and Yeju Choi This talk will introduce South Korea's independent publishing scene and explore its connection to a broader East Asian publishing community through the framework of the exhibition, Methods of Publishing, curated and designed by students from Seoul National University’s Visual Design Department, on view at SFABF. The presentation will share insights into a small part of the vast network of designers, publishers, printers, and distributors that make up South Korea's publishing industry. Presented by SNU Design 2pm - 3pm Bookstore as Verb: Publishing, Hosting, and Social Space As bookstores, publishers, and artist-run spaces gather for SFABF, this conversation explores the growing overlap between publishing and space-making. Across many cities, bookstores have evolved beyond retail into sites for exhibitions, workshops, archives, and community gathering, while independent publishers increasingly create physical spaces of their own. Beginning with short presentations from invited guests, the discussion will examine bookstores as spaces of hosting, cultural infrastructure, and collective imagination, reflecting on independent publishing, community labor, sustainability, and the role of physical gathering spaces in a digital age. Presented by Now place 此间 3pm - 4pm Facilitating A Community Space IRL: A discussion with Tiat &amp; Heavy Manners Library Community space founders Matthew James-Wilson (Heavy Manners Library) and Ash Herr (Tiat) discuss their journeys opening brick and mortars in Los Angeles and San Francisco, respectively. Born as a response to how the internet has impacted the arts and education, both founders will touch on their intentions running spaces built to connect artists in physical space. Presented by Heavy Manners Library 4pm - 5pm Sam Francis and Yves Michaud in Dialogue: Painting, Poetry, and Philosophy with Susan L. Power, Beth Ann Whittaker, and Dorothée Perret In celebration of the worldwide launch of Sam Francis and Yves Michaud in Dialogue: Painting, Poetry, and Philosophy, a bilingual compendium uniting texts and interviews that testify to the sustained exchange between the artist and the philosopher during the last decade of Sam Francis’s career, DoPe Press is organizing a panel discussion moderated by John Seed, author, curator and art critic, with the book production team: Susan L. Power, Ph.D., project editor and translator, Beth Ann Whittaker, production coordinator, Associate Director of the Sam Francis Foundation, and Founding Director of Plain Sight Archive, and Dorothée Perret, book designer and Founding Director of DoPe Press. The book provides the point of departure for a conversation touching upon magic and chaos, artistic commitment, poetry, and philosophy in painting, among other topics at the heart of Sam Francis and Yves Michaud’s exchanges. Presented by DoPe Press &nbsp;5pm - 6pm Quilt Sounds with Nish Harjani, Cordy Joan, Rhae Dawn, and Matt Brownell Transmissions Quilts is a project that delivers bespoke gift quilts to individually nominated trans people. Under the guidance of Cone Shape Top, Transmissions has produced Quilt Sounds, an ambient album of music responding to quilts, that furthers a connection between the two mediums. This event offers the public a chance to listen to the full Quilt Sounds album with brief remarks from album artists Nish Harjani, Cordy Joan, and Rhae Dawn. Cone Shape Top Imprint is releasing Quilt Sounds at the 2026 SF Art Book Fair. Presented by Transmissions Quilts and Cone Shape Top Saturday, July 25 12pm - 1pm Composit Press: A New Educational Photobook Publishing Model at Oregon State University with Evan Baden, Colleen Mullins, and Jules McGaw In 2024, Evan Baden, a faculty member at Oregon State University, founded a new concept in photography book publishing. Composit Press, housed in the Art Department at Oregon State University, is a student-staffed printing press and bindery, focused on photographic and collaborative publications. Evan Baden, Colleen Mullins, and Jules McGaw will talk about this educational model in the context of Mullins' forthcoming book. Mullins will share about working with the press, McGaw will speak about designing with the artist, and Baden will elaborate on the formation and operation of this exciting new model. 1pm - 2pm After School with Angela Chen Join artist and writer Angela Chen for a talk and reading of her debut text-image book, After School《課後》. After School《課後》brings together autobiography, photographs, collage, and archival documents to unpack the culture of buxiban (after-school tutoring centers) in predominantly East Asian communities in the San Gabriel Valley, CA. The book tells the story of her family’s struggle to run Futurelink, a buxiban business, against the historical backdrop of anti-Asian discrimination and considers the “after-school” as a paradoxical space of discipline and care, assimilation and cultural preservation, competition and community. Attendees will receive a free copy of Chen’s offshoot publication, After School Workbook, to fill out and take home. Presented by Eggy Press2pm - 3pm&nbsp;Nostalgia Is The Ghost Of Care: a Q&amp;A between Huiyin Zhou and Adriana Monsalve Nostalgia often denotes a past tense: a sense of sentimental or wistful longing for things, memories, and objects that are already gone. For Huiyin Zhou, nostalgia rests in the future: “I archive and rescue moments as they are happening, predicting the grief that will come after they disappear.” Beyond irrecoverable loss, how can nostalgia’s tender teachings enable us to recognize the uniqueness of each moment while it is still here? Weaving together photo prints, Polaroids, handwriting, and other ephemera, Nostalgia Is The Ghost Of Care draws from Zhou’s daily encounters in BIPOC and queer communities. Rooted in feminist sensibilities, the book explores photo archiving as care work and an act of grieving, providing a memory sanctuary amidst the hauntings of loss, erasure, and structural violence. Presented by Homie House Press 2pm - 3pm *canceled* Borders: Crossing the Threshold a conversation with Mónica Lozano and Luis Cobelo Borders by Mónica Lozano explores migration, displacement, and the emotional experience of living between borders. Through studio-recreated portraits inspired by the stories and testimonies of immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers who attempted to cross borders in search of a better life, the book reflects on themes of identity, memory, survival, and the fragile idea of home. This conversation between Mónica Lozano and Luis Cobelo addresses the creative process behind the project and the making of the photobook, understanding borders not only as political divisions, but as deeply human and emotional spaces that continue to shape lives around the world. Presented by La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop)3pm - 4pm Virtual Crush Artist Series: Melissa Broder - So Sad Today (Reading and Q&amp;A with LaTurbo Avedon) In conjunction with the group exhibition, Virtual Crush, on view at Slash, author, essayist, and poet Melissa Broder presents a reading from So Sad Today, marking the ten-year anniversary of this landmark essay collection. First conceived in 2012 as an anonymous Twitter account—an unfiltered channel for Broder's anxiety, desire, and ultra-dark humor that drew a following of hundreds of thousands before she revealed herself as its author—@sosadtoday became one of the defining voices of confessional life online. The 2016 book, So Sad Today: Personal Essays, carried that raw, intimate candor into long form, cementing the project as an enduring portrait of the 2010s networked self. Broder's current Substack work appears in Virtual Crush, LaTurbo Avedon's group exhibition on the simulated body, identity, and intimacy. Following the reading, Melissa will be joined by avatar-artist and Virtual Crush curator, LaTurbo Avedon, for a brief Q&amp;A. Presented by Slash 4pm - 5pm Library Noise with Amar Lal and Matt Carney Join Bathers Library for two experimental sound performances from our series of artist instructional projects: Amar Lal will perform a piece based on an experimental score, and Matt Carney will perform a variation on his sensory narrative generation project, air light water moon shadow sky. Presented by Bathers Library Sunday, July 26 11am - 12pm A Decade of SFABF with Jamie Alexander, Luca Antonucci, and David Kasprzak, moderated by David Senior Join the founders of the San Francisco Art Book Fair (SFABF), Jamie Alexander of Park Life, Luca Antonucci of Colpa Press, and David Kasprzak, in discussion with David Senior, Director of Library at SFMOMA, as we commemorate 10 years of SFABF! Reflecting on the global phenomenon of art book fairs over the last decade, the conversation considers the SFABF’s distinct place in a network of artists, publishers, and other book fairs. Illustrating the characteristically local aspects of this fair as a unique community gathering for SF Bay Area artists, designers, and publishers, the conversation is backgrounded by images of SFABF over the years. Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation 12pm - 1pm Resonances with Ashwini Bhat and Tausif Noor EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery hosts a conversation between artist Ashwini Bhat and BAMPFA Curatorial Associate Tausif Noor celebrating the release of Bhat’s new monograph, Resonances. Co-published by Radius Books and the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, the volume documents the transdisciplinary artist's long-term exploration of California's ecology amidst climate change and environmental shift. Drawing from her background in literature and dance, Bhat uses her work to investigate profound connections between the human body and the natural world. Presented by EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery 1pm - 2pm Helen Shewolfe Tseng: Trickster at the End of a World Follow Helen Shewolfe Tseng into the tall grasses of uncertainty and the spaces between realms in her new artist book, Trickster at the End of a World. Guided by an obsession with coyotes and in search of things lost, Tseng positions the highly adaptive wild canid and its oft-mythologized archetype of the Trickster as a mirror, foil, and portal. Traveling down side paths and through loopholes to examine wilderness, entanglement, and dwelling in the margins, Trickster at the End of a World is a field guide for relearning how to be an animal in the aftermath of rupture. Presented by Sming Sming Books2pm - 3pm Handmade Utopia: Back-to-the-Land Architecture in Northern California with David Jacob Kramer and Michael Schmelling Half a century ago, a legion of young idealists dropped out of society and went “back to the land,” creating a patchwork of utopian communes across Northern California. Premiering at SFABF, David Jacob Kramer and Michael Schmelling’s book, Handmade Utopia: Architectural Vestiges of the Back-to-the-Land Movement (D.A.P &amp; Edition Patrick Frey), tracks down the rogue souls still committed to this way of life and captures their handbuilt, otherworldly residences. The audacious hope that drove the movement remains evergreen. Join Michael Schmelling and David Jacob Kramer as they present a slideshow and discuss the current pulse of the movement and its legacy. Presented by D.A.P. 3pm - 4pm The Anti-Influencer-Influencer: What Bill Owens Can Teach Photographers Today with Bill Owens and Stephen Goldblatt Bill Owens has spent more than five decades proving that extraordinary stories can be found in ordinary places. Best known for his groundbreaking photobook, Suburbia, Owens helped shape generations of documentary photographers by turning his camera toward everyday moments that others overlooked. Today, he continues to document the seemingly unremarkable with humor, humanity, and a deep appreciation for the small details of daily life. This conversation will explore what photographers, collectors, and artists can learn from a lifetime of curiosity, and why paying attention to the world around us may be the most important creative tool of all. Moderated by Stephen Goldblatt, Curator of @Photobookfinds. 4pm - 5pm Holy Dirt by Tino Holy Dirt is an album about remembering and preservation. Through loop-based guitars, fractured synthesizers, and handmade field recordings captured in Los Lunas, New Mexico from 2020-2026, Tino soundtracks a subterranean road trip where memories and melodies blur with the sounds of home. Join the artist for a special listening program to hear the recently released, limited edition 12” vinyl album, published by Deep Time Press. Presented by Deep Time Press PROJECT SPACE 1&nbsp;- 1st Floor, 1275 Minnesota St. Autonomous Agents: Screening Program presented by KADIST Presented alongside KADIST’s recent publication, Autonomous Agents, this screening program features video artworks from the KADIST Collection by three artists who are also included in the book: Lou Fauroux (France), Holly Herndon &amp; Mat Dryhurst (Germany/US), and Interspecifics (Mexico). As in the 15 artist interviews that comprise the book, this short program combines nuanced, poignant, and critical perspectives by artists who use LLMs in notably different ways. Surveying themes of environmental visualization, trauma and intimacy, post-collapse commodity, and digital dependency, the videos offer distinct perspectives on how digital systems shape contemporary life. Copies of Autonomous Agents will be available for purchase. Lou Fauroux Vol. 1 The Porn Selector (2023) Digital color film, stereo sound 14:00 mins Holly Herndon &amp; Mat Dryhurst I’M HERE 17.12.2022 5:44 (2023) AI generated video, sound 5:44 mins Interspecifics Aire v.3 CDMX (2020) HD video, sound 10:00 mins Total run time: 29:44 mins (looped) All artworks courtesy of the artist(s), KADIST collection. KADIST is a non-profit contemporary art organization that believes artists make an important contribution to a progressive society through their artwork, which often addresses key issues relevant to the present day. Dedicated to exhibiting the work of artists in its collection, KADIST affirms contemporary art’s role within social discourse and facilitates new connections across cultures. PROJECT SPACE 2&nbsp;- 2nd Floor, 1275 Minnesota St. KOMIYAMA TOKYO KOMIYAMA TOKYO presents a curated selection of Japanese art books, photography, graphic design, fashion, queer art, and subcultural publications from the 1960s to the present. Focusing on postwar and contemporary visual culture, their installation explores the relationship between printed matter and artistic expression in Japan. Alongside rare and collectible books are vintage posters, ephemera, and original artworks that reflect the evolution of Japanese aesthetics and counterculture across generations. By bringing together publications and original materials in one space, KOMIYAMA TOKYO aims to create a dialogue between archive, design, and contemporary art practice, highlighting both internationally recognized artists and lesser-known creators whose works have shaped Japan’s creative landscape. Established in 1939, Komiyama Tokyo Bookstore is a Tokyo-based rare book dealer located in Jimbocho, the world’s largest book district. Renowned internationally for its curated collection of vintage art books, the bookstore has spent over 80 years developing a distinctive selection shaped by deep expertise and enduring passion. PROJECT SPACE 1&nbsp;- 1150 25th St.Letterpress Printing &amp; Collaborative Installation presented by Arion Press As one of the earliest forms of self-publishing, letterpress printing is both craft and democratic practice. In addition to presenting a display that showcases the craft and collaboration that goes into every Arion book, the Press will bring portable letterpresses to SFABF. Visitors are invited to print and participate in a cumulative installation that will be assembled over four days. Arion Press is the last unified hot-metal type foundry, letterpress workshop, and bindery in the United States. Founded in 1974 and located at San Francisco's Fort Mason, Arion invites contemporary artists to reimagine literary classics in collaboration with our team of bookmakers. Through their publications, public programs, and educational opportunities—which include paid craft apprenticeships and the King Artist Residency—Arion Press preserves, celebrates, and champions traditional book craft in a digital era. PROJECT SPACE 2&nbsp;- 1150 25th St.Beyond the Studio: Print as Self-Organized Culture presented by FAWW GALLERY Beyond the Studio: Print as Self-Organized Culture is a research-based project and exhibition exploring a decade of underground print culture across a decentralized network of European screen print studios, publishers, artists, musicians, and collectors. Presented by FAWW GALLERY, Beyond the Studio examines how independent printmaking practices have evolved far beyond the production of posters and publications, giving rise to an entire self-organized subculture shaped through collaboration, circulation, and collective exchange. Forget About White Walls, otherwise known as FAWW GALLERY, is a London-based curatorial platform and gallery that has spent over a decade working within the underground worlds of printmaking, experimental graphic design, and club culture across Europe. Through exhibitions, publications, and collaborative projects, the gallery foregrounds experimental approaches to visual culture and the self-organized networks that sustain them beyond traditional institutional frameworks. PROJECT SPACE 3&nbsp;- 1150 25th St.Methods of Publishing presented by SNU Design Seoul National University Design (SNU Design) presents a print-on-demand publication and installation exploring independent designers-publishers from around the world, with a focus on comparing design culture and publishing practices in South Korea and the San Francisco Bay Area. The publication will be available on site and is free to print while supplies last. The exhibition also features works by students, alumni, and faculty, highlighting the wide range of graphic design research, experimentation, and production taking place at Seoul National University. SNU Design collects work from students and recent alumni from Seoul National University, including individual practitioners and student organizations such as &lt;111&gt;, the student print club, and Tool(), the creative coding club interested in web-to-print publications. Seoul National University is a research university based in Seoul, South Korea. SIGNINGS &amp; LAUNCHES Friday, July 24 12pm - 2pm, Chronicle Books, 1201 Minnesota St.: Signing and launch of It Will Be More Beautiful Than You Could Ever Imagine: The Art of Susan O'Malley, published by Chronicle Books. 12pm, Homie House Press, Booth Z23: Signing and launch of Nostalgia Is The Ghost Of Care by huiyin zhou, published by Homie House Press.&nbsp; 3pm, La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop), Booth A21: Signing of Álbum El Informador 1996-1999 by Luis Cobelo, published by La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop). 4pm - 6pm, Landslide Books, Booth D14: Signing and launch of Discommunication by Yoshi Yubai, published by Landslide Books. Saturday, July 25&nbsp; 12pm - 2pm, Chronicle Books, 1201 Minnesota St.: Signing and launch of It Will Be More Beautiful Than You Could Ever Imagine: The Art of Susan O'Malley, published by Chronicle Books. 12:30pm, La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop), Booth A21: Signing of Borders by Mónica Lozano, published by La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop). 1pm, MW Editions, Booth C06: Signing of JANG by Michael Jang. 1pm - 3pm, Casemore Gallery, 1275 Minnesota St.: Signing and special edition print release with Bill Owens. 1pm, Setanta Books, Booth C01: Signing of Stray Sod by Maria Lax, published by Setanta books.1pm, TBW Books, Booth A06: Signing of Swan Moon's Swan Moon by Swan Moon, published by TBW Books. 2pm, Artbook | D.A.P., Booth A07: Signing of This Book is a Camera by Kelli Anderson, published by Katherine Small Gallery. 2pm, Colpa Press, Booth B04: Signing of No. 46, by Benjamin Vilmain, published by Colpa Press. 2pm, Deep Time Press, Booth C08: Signing and launch of Rock Clock by Sean McFarland, published by Deep Time Press. 2pm - 4pm, Haddock Studio, Gallery 209: Launch of Scales of Measures.&nbsp; 2pm, Homie House Press, Booth Z23: Signing of Nostalgia Is The Ghost Of Care by huiyin zhou, published by Homie House Press.&nbsp; 2pm, Nazraeli press, Booth C02: Signing (advanced copies) of It Will Hold you by Alex Ramos, published by Nazraeli press. 2pm, Setanta Books, Booth C01: Signing of OK BW by Jason Lee.&nbsp; 2:30pm,&nbsp;Setanta Books, Booth C01: Signing of The Ramble by Arthur Tress, published by Stanley/Barker&nbsp; 3pm, La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop), Booth A21: Signing of Álbum El Informador 1996-1999 by Luis Cobelo, published by La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop). 3pm, Nazraeli press, Booth C02: Signing of Tales of the City by Joshua Amirthasingh, published by Nazraeli press. 3pm, Setanta Books, Booth C01: Signing of Migration Patterns by Brandon Ruffin, published by Setanta books. 3pm, Triangle Books / Dreieck Bücher, Booth A17: Signing and launch of Collages by Peter Sutherland, published by Triangle Books. 4pm, MW Editions, Booth C06: Signing of A Perfect Medium by Bob Farese, Jr., published by MW Editions. Sunday, July 26&nbsp; 12pm - 2pm, Chronicle Books, 1201 Minnesota St.: Signing and launch of It Will Be More Beautiful Than You Could Ever Imagine: The Art of Susan O'Malley, published by Chronicle Books. 12pm - 2pm, Casemore Gallery, 1275 Minnesota St.: Signing and special edition print release with Bill Owens.&nbsp; 1pm, Nazraeli press, Booth C02: Signing of The End Sends Advance Warning and House Hunting by Todd Hido, published by Nazraeli Press. 2pm, MAKAN, Booth A42: Signing of Desert Notes by Samantha Jensen, published by MAKAN.&nbsp;2pm, MW Editions, Booth C06: Signing of Knot by Forrest Gander and Jack Shear, published by MW editions and Copper Canyon Press.3pm, La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop), Booth A21: Signing of Álbum El Informador 1996-1999 by Luis Cobelo, published by La Chancleta Voladora (The Flying Flip Flop). &nbsp; 1201 MINNESOTA ST.Thursday, July 23: 6pm - 10pm Friday, July 24: 11am - 6pm Saturday, July 25: 11am - 6pm Sunday, July 26: 11am - 5pm Thru THICK and THIN, Rose D’Amato &nbsp; Thru THICK and THIN (2026) is a layered installation of windows, billboard structures, reflective paintings, and 8mm film surveying the typographic landscape of San Francisco's recent past. In D'Amato's practice, streets become a metaphorical extension of time's transient nature, where objects, imbued with the marks of labor and human touch, transcend their materiality. Each work is not only a product of its physical creation, but reflects the history and influences that have shaped it. Through this interplay of space, time, and process, Thru THICK and THIN encapsulates the essence of craftsmanship as both a temporal and timeless pursuit. For the Opening Night Preview on Thursday, July 23, DJ TUFF and Nicolas Torres will spin a selection of vinyl records in dialogue with the installation. Rose D’Amato (b. 1991, Los Angeles, CA) is a pinstriper and painter living and working in San Francisco, CA. D’Amato uses painting to create a personal archive of both the hand-painted signs in the built environment and the lettering she’s called on to paint for those around her. As a second-generation sign painter, D’Amato engages techniques inherited and learned through a years-long commitment to her family’s trade, working with airbrush, gold leaf, and hand lettering to create her own representations of their practices in motion. She hopes to hold and honor the visual histories of California subcultures in her artistic work.Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation Thru THICK and THIN will remain on view Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays through August 8, 2026 at Minnesota Street Project Foundation. Thursday, July 23: 6pm - 10pm Friday, July 24: 11am - 6pm Saturday, July 25: 11am - 6pm Sunday, July 26: 11am - 5pm ART BEFORE DISHES by Susan O’Malley From her Advice from My 80-Year-Old Self series, ART BEFORE DISHES (2015) by the beloved artist Susan O’Malley (1976-2015) makes its debut as a large-scale mural installation on the exterior of 1201 Minnesota Street. What advice would your 80-year-old self give you? This is the question artist Susan O'Malley asked more than a hundred ordinary people of all ages, ultimately transforming their responses into vibrant text-based prints, posters, and murals made publicly accessible and redistributed back into the community. A call to action and words to live by—heartfelt, sometimes humorous, and always fiercely compassionate, O’Malley’s work unveils the wisdom we hold inside ourselves right now. Artwork courtesy of the Estate of Susan O’Malley and Romer Young Gallery Susan O’Malley (1976–2015) was an internationally exhibited artist and curator based in the San Francisco Bay Area. From posters to pep talks, billboards to vending machines, O’Malley used simple and recognizable tools of engagement to connect people to one another. In her Advice from My 80-Year-Old Self project, she interviewed people of all ages and transformed their words into bold artwork that has been shared widely as a book, prints, and public installations. The impact of O’Malley’s work has travelled far and wide, with public projects across the United States—San Francisco, New York, Nashville—and around the globe in the United Kingdom, Poland, and Denmark. Her work has been exhibited at alternative spaces and cultural institutions, including SFMOMA, Oakland Museum of California, the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, the San Diego Airport, Montalvo Art Center, Kala Art Institute, and Palo Alto Art Center. Her participatory installation Finding Your Center, was featured at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. O’Malley’s project A Healing Walk is permanently installed at the Montalvo Arts Center. Her career spanning monograph, It Will Be More Beautiful Than You Could Ever Imagine: The Art of Susan O’Malley (Chronicle Books, 2026) presents all her major works in vibrant color alongside essays from Bay Area art luminaries. Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation ART BEFORE DISHES&nbsp;(2015) will remain on view through October 31, 2026 at Minnesota Street Project Foundation.Thursday, July 23: 6-10 p.m. Friday, July 24: 11am - 6pm Saturday, July 25: 11am - 6pm Sunday, July 26: 11am - 5pm Chronicle Books Join Chronicle Books for multiple book signings celebrating the launch of their latest publication, IT WILL BE MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN YOU COULD EVER IMAGINE: THE ART OF SUSAN O’MALLEY, a vibrantly colorful 288-page monograph, bringing all of Susan O’Malley’s major projects together for the first time and featuring essays contributed by 24 SF Bay Area curators, artists, and collaborators. Purchase your copy of the book and have it signed by contributors to the project, including Jonn Herschend (THE THING Quarterly) and local artist Leah Rosenberg, among other luminaries who will be at the Chronicle Books booth Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 12pm - 2pm. Inspired by the enduring magic of books, Chronicle Books cultivates and distributes exceptional publishing that is instantly recognizable for its spirit and creativity. Their collaborations spark the passions of adults and children worldwide, encouraging them to explore, connect, and see things differently. Saturday, July 25: 12pm - 3pm&nbsp;Screen Printing Workshop &nbsp; Discover the screen-printing work of Bay Area artist Susan O'Malley (1976–2015) at this hands-on workshop for all ages. Participants will create a 5 × 7 screen-printed postcard using one of O'Malley's original designs—ART BEFORE DISHES (2015) or BE YOU (2015)—from her Advice from My 80-Year-Old Self series. Presented in conjunction with SFABF26 and the debut mural installation of O'Malley's ART BEFORE DISHES (2015), this workshop is made possible through a partnership with the Estate of Susan O'Malley and Romer Young Gallery. Special thanks to Erina Davidson, Emily Harter, and Ellen Lake of Kala Art Institute. Space is limited. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation and Kala Art Institute. Saturday, Jul 25: 7pm - 10pm Spiritual Surveillance EP launch with Cone Shape Top With performances by: Daria Lourd IDHAZ bastiengoat bodyworkbodyworkVisuals by Jeffrey Yip of Macro Waves Celebrating a new musical direction and the first release under her full name, Daria Lourd (aka Bored Lord) brings together a lineup of close friends who are emblematic of the current Bay Area electronic music scene. Expect ambient, downtempo, experimental performances accompanied by visuals from Jeffrey Yip of Macro Waves for an immersive experience.&nbsp; Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation and Cone Shape Top Sunday, July 26: 12pm - 4pm Billboard Techniques Workshop with Rose D’Amato Participate in a hands-on drop-in workshop for all ages exploring early advertisement and billboard techniques through tool use and painting. D’Amato will share insight into how the ghost signs of San Francisco came to be through the perspective of their original painters.&nbsp;Space is limited. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation 1275 MINNESOTA ST.Friday, July 24: 12pm - 5pm Origami Zine-in-a-Box with C.K.Itamura San Francisco Arts Education Project, 1275 Minnesota St Join SFArtsED artist-mentor C.K.Itamura and create a unique origami zine-in-a-box. Learn how to use Japanese origami, colorful papers, and a small box to make an expandable caterpillar-style zine that you can fill with your own stories, illustrations, manga, poetry, and more. This family friendly, drop-in workshop is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation and San Francisco Arts Education ProjectFriday, July 24: 12pm - 5pm Woodblock Printing Workshop with Joe Ferriso San Francisco Arts Education Project, 1275 Minnesota St Join SF Bay Area artist and toy designer (Jafies Joiners) Joe Ferriso for a woodblock printing workshop combining pattern, paint, and play! Visitors are encouraged to experiment with mark-making to create geometric patterns and design and build colorful and symbolic worlds on paper. Use Ferriso’s custom-made wood stamps and create your own print to take home. Then, make your mark on the wall, contributing to a collaborative installation that other SFABF visitors can enjoy all weekend!&nbsp;Space is limited. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation and San Francisco Arts Education Project Saturday, July 25: 11am - 6pm Sunday, July 26: 11am - 5pm SFArtsED Family Artmaking Table &amp; Artist-Mentor Pop-Up San Francisco Arts Education Project, 1275 Minnesota Street Join SFArtsED and participate in free artmaking activities with your family, featuring printing, collage, bookmaking, and paper-based activities designed and facilitated by SFArtsED artist-mentors (who will also be sharing one-of-a-kind and editioned prints and other works for sale). Drop-in visitors of all ages are welcome. Saturday, July 25: 2pm - 4pm Exhibition Walkthrough and Book Launch with Architect Tommy Haddock Gallery 209, 1275 Minnesota St Scales and Measures is a comprehensive book and exhibition surveying the first decade of work by the architecture and design office Haddock Studio since its founding in San Francisco in 2016. Welcoming visitors into a space that is serious about play, the exhibition brings together photographs, furniture, models, sketches, drawings, mock-ups, and material fragments, tracing how, through collaborative design, ideas become buildings and objects across scales, media, and disciplines. Come for the exhibition walkthrough to meet the architects and take home a book! 1150 25th ST.Thursday, July 23: 6pm - 10pm Friday, July 24: 11am - 6pm Saturday, July 25: 11am - 6pm Sunday, July 26: 11am - 5pm Et al. Slash, 1150 25th St Et al., a gallery and bookstore in the Mission District of San Francisco, presents a selection of “very nice” books, along with hundreds of five-dollar books. We'll also be joined in the library of Slash by friends San Francisco Review of Whatever. Thursday, July 23: 5pm - 7pm Opening reception of 印象/Impressions in /room/ Slash, 1150 25th St Join Slash for the opening reception of 印象/Impressions, an installation in /room/ by violist, teacher, and artist Angie Zheng 郑晴 that deconstructs existing hierarchies between composer, performer, and audience, releasing expectations of linearity in process. The installation is centered on four of Zheng’s sound and print-based projects, configured into a multi-channel orchestrated listening experience. MINNESOTA GROVE&nbsp;Saturday, July 25: 12pm - 1pm Sunday, July 26L 12pm - 1pm Modular Typography Cyanotypes a hands-on activity &amp; lecture with Kelli Anderson Join graphic designer and author Kelli Anderson for a two-part workshop mimicking a lesson from Josef Albers' classroom at the Bauhaus, where he developed an alphabet/puzzle called Kombinations-Schrift. With his students, Albers used Kombinations-Schrift to contemplate how letters could be crafted from a minimum number of modules/parts while remaining harmonious and easy to read. In the first part of the workshop, participants will craft letterforms using 11 tiny, geometric building blocks taken from Anderson’s interactive book, Alphabet in Motion. These designs will then be placed atop light-sensitive paper and exposed to sunlight, creating a cyanotype. The second half of the workshop will further explore Albers' letterform puzzle, and how the concept of modularity informed art and design in the 20th century. Space is limited. Children must be accompanied by an adult.Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation and D.A.P. Thanks to the Dogpatch &amp; NW Potrero Hill Green Benefit District. OFF-SITE Thursday, July 23:&nbsp;9pm - 1am SFABF After Party Bar Part Time, 496 14th St, San Francisco, CA 94103 $10 cover at the door Join us at Bar Part Time as we celebrate the opening night of the 2026 San Francisco Art Book Fair with music by Jeremy Castillo. Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation&nbsp;&nbsp;Friday, July 24: 9:30am - 11:30 am Coffee and Art at the Wattis - a Walkthrough of Caguiat Delacruz: The Tramp The Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, 145 Hooper St, San Francisco, CA 94107 (Exhibition walkthrough at 10am) Join the Wattis for coffee, breakfast treats, and a walkthrough of the exhibition, Caguiat Delacruz: The Tramp—the first West Coast institutional exhibition of artists Justin Caguiat and Rafael Delacruz. At the heart of the exhibition is a film inspired by Charlie Chaplin’s beloved character, “The Tramp,” a mischievous vagrant living on the margins. The artists have created an encompassing environment for the exhibition: deconstructed production sets are repurposed as furniture, while drawings, production stills, paintings, prints, and ephemera are presented alongside the film.Friday, July 24: 6pm–8pm Closing party for the Futurity Library: Disobedient Artists' Books in the Postbook Age exhibition San Francisco Center for the Book, 375 Rhode Island St, San Francisco, CA 94103 Free and open to the public When the SF Art Book Fair wraps up for the day, stop by San Francisco Center for the Book for a last look at the exhibition, Futurity Library: Disobedient Artists' Books in a Postbook Age. This open house and closing party offers SFABF exhibitors and visitors the opportunity to see works and books by contemporary artists pushing the boundaries of what a codex can be. Friday, July 24: 5pm - 8pm Tropic of Cancer: New Work by Ben Peterson Et al. etc., 2831a Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110 Join Colpa Press for the opening reception and book launch of Tropic of Cancer: New Work by Ben Peterson. Peterson’s exhibition of new work consists of ceramic sculptures fired and painted to resemble archaeological objects or architectural fragments alongside drawings and maquettes made from cereal boxes. The publication is a full color, section-sewn limited edition of 200 with a screen-printed cardboard cover. Tropic of Cancer: New Work by Ben Peterson will remain on view at Et al etc. through August 30, 2026.&nbsp; Friday, July 24: 5pm - 8pm Book Release Party EYRC Architects, 797 22nd St, San Francisco, CA 94107 Join San Francisco-based design studio Quality Time to celebrate their launch of three new publications. Noise, by John Lithgow, is an illustrated collection of sonic explorations marking the first in his series of marchine curated books. Savithri Velaga's research-based text, Punisher, chronicles different modes of punishment throughout history, and Elliot Lannes' Song of Myself is an anthology of personal essays from six contributors about their favorite songs. Wine and other refreshments will be provided. Friday, July 24: 6pm - 10pm SFABF26 Happy Hour Ruby Wine, 1419 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94107 Keep the fun going! Come for a “happy hour” (or two, or three…) at Ruby Wine and celebrate 10 years of SFABF with us. Presented by Minnesota Street Project Foundation https://sfartbookfair.com/Merch Tue, 19 May 2026 19:05:49 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/Merch SFABF26 MERCH All sales help keep SFABF FREE and OPEN to the public. *UPDATE merch pre-sales are CLOSED. Thank you to all who ordered. Your next chance for SFABF26 merch is at the fair!* <img width="4000" height="4000" width_o="4000" height_o="4000" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/ddc0d69c79988f694b7c1125d9a547bfe33c7a9afc99714475e1f72d0c628bd6/Black-Long-Sleeve-T.png" data-mid="248490426" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/ddc0d69c79988f694b7c1125d9a547bfe33c7a9afc99714475e1f72d0c628bd6/Black-Long-Sleeve-T.png" /> 2026 SFABF Long-sleeve T-shirt (black)Designed by MacFadden &amp; ThorpePrinted by Babylon Burning $40 <img width="4000" height="4000" width_o="4000" height_o="4000" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/9cadf0bb7b66974e92e5828950e35a62b51fa603145bae8b2582040e8439e88a/White-Long-Sleeve-T.png" data-mid="248490469" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/9cadf0bb7b66974e92e5828950e35a62b51fa603145bae8b2582040e8439e88a/White-Long-Sleeve-T.png" />2026 SFABF Long-sleeve T-shirt (white)Designed by MacFadden &amp; ThorpePrinted by Babylon Burning $40 https://sfartbookfair.com/Maps-Venue-Info Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:37:59 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/Maps-Venue-Info 2026 Maps &amp; Venue Information Getting here:&nbsp;We strongly encourage taking public transportation, carpooling, ridesharing, biking, and walking!Parking — there is no reserved parking and we’re expecting lots of visitors! If driving is your only option, please allow extra time to find street parking in the vicinity;Biking — if you’re cycling to the event, please note there is no reserved bicycle parking. You will need to park and lock your bicycle on the street;&nbsp;Public Transportation — T Third St Muni Metro; #48 bus stop; 22nd St CalTrain Station;Rideshare drop-off/pick-up location: 1398 Tennessee St (behind 1275 Minnesota St); please do not request drop-off in front of any SFABF buildings (1201 Minnesota St, 1275 Minnesota St, and 1150 25th St) Site Maps: <img width="1484" height="1467" width_o="1484" height_o="1467" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/725730904af3f2a3a178c63eef48538966d1aa7fe2bad7eca937e6503cd7c6fe/SFABF26-Site-Map.png" data-mid="253673348" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/725730904af3f2a3a178c63eef48538966d1aa7fe2bad7eca937e6503cd7c6fe/SFABF26-Site-Map.png" /> <img width="1898" height="1804" width_o="1898" height_o="1804" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/d270c565a3b9678b5f2d51dc971f5d592c7af8605e436292db99983e30a362db/1201-Map.png" data-mid="253673346" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/d270c565a3b9678b5f2d51dc971f5d592c7af8605e436292db99983e30a362db/1201-Map.png" /> <img width="1000" height="1758" width_o="1000" height_o="1758" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/1b9b0b4ddde494b364a21aa02f7700e4dc58d226511ea3fe2084043c2984f428/1275-Map.png" data-mid="253673350" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/1b9b0b4ddde494b364a21aa02f7700e4dc58d226511ea3fe2084043c2984f428/1275-Map.png" /> <img width="1348" height="1478" width_o="1348" height_o="1478" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/03f88d149efd5120c3b867750d733402ba16c39fa532e2c26042ad8ca5e80bed/1150-Map.png" data-mid="253673351" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/03f88d149efd5120c3b867750d733402ba16c39fa532e2c26042ad8ca5e80bed/1150-Map.png" /> Food/Beverage/Bars: Thursday, July 23:&nbsp;1275 Minnesota St- Besharam 1150 25th St&nbsp; - Kabob Trolley Friday, July 24: 1201 Minnesota St- Humphry Slocombe Coffee &amp; Ice Cream- Excelsior Coffee1275 Minnesota St- Besharam- Grand Coffee 1150 25th St&nbsp; - Big City Halal - Sam’s Chowder- Pop Nation - Excelsior Coffee Saturday, July 25:1201 Minnesota St- Humphry Slocombe Coffee &amp; Ice Cream- Excelsior Coffee 1275 Minnesota St- Besharam- Grand Coffee 1150 25th St&nbsp;-&nbsp;Mozzeria- Sunrise Deli &nbsp;- Pop Nation - Excelsior Coffee Sunday, July 26:1201 Minnesota St- Excelsior Coffee - Pop Nation 1275 Minnesota St - Besharam- Grand Coffee1150 25th St&nbsp;- El Fuego - Me So Hungry- Pop Nation- Excelsior Coffee Bars, which are open daily, are located at 1201 Minnesota St, 1275 Minnesota St, and 1150 25th St - Aperol Spritz - Espolòn Tequila- Fort Point Beer Co.- GT’s Kombucha (na) - Roku Gin - Rodney Strong wine&nbsp;- Waterloo (na) Accessibility:1201 Minnesota St:All exhibitor booths, The Lounge, and workshops are accessible;Pubic restrooms are located across the street outside of 1240 Minnesota St; fully accessible restrooms are located inside at the front-right of the building. Ask staff or volunteers for assistance;&nbsp;A water fountain and water refill station are located near the restrooms 1275 Minnesota St:All exhibitor booths and workshops are accessible;The building is equipped with an elevator, which is located in the back-right corner of the building, ensuring access to the Galleries located on the second floor;Public restrooms, which are located in the back-left corner of the building, are fully accessible;Water fountains are located near the restrooms on the first floor, and two additional water fountains are located on each floor near the elevator1150 25th St:All exhibitor booths are accessible;There is a dedicated ADA parking space just inside the gated lot;The public restrooms at this location are not fully accessible; please ask staff for accomodations (additional fully accessible restrooms are located inside 1150 25th St Building A and Building B) There are sidewalks, a crosswalk, and curb cuts to ensure wheelchair accessibility in-between buildings along Minnesota St. Staff and volunteers are readily available to assist at all SFABF26 building locations. We’ll do our best to assist with accommodations on site!While pets are welcome, please know that this is a highly attended event, and we expect crowds. https://sfartbookfair.com/Application-FAQ Tue, 08 Jul 2025 20:12:51 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/Application-FAQ Application FAQ Interested in Applying?&nbsp;Applications open by March every year, the fair is generally at the end of July;Make sure you are subscribed to our MAILING LIST so you will be the first to know when applications open!Application Requirements:Applications are open to local, regional, national, and international Exhibitors;Applicants can apply for either a booth (single 6’ table either with or without a wall), or a larger, 200 to 300-square-foot&nbsp;project space. Applicants who do not wish to apply for a booth or project space can submit ideas for&nbsp;programming ONLY.&nbsp;Pricing will be available when Applications launch.Previous Exhibitors are encouraged to present new/different projects each year;Participating Exhibitors must arrange shipping, installation, and&nbsp;staffing of booth during all public hours&nbsp;throughout the fair at their own expense;Participating Exhibitors must comply with the designated setup/breakdown dates &amp; times to ensure that the fair proceeds smoothly;Participating Exhibitors may present items such as t-shirts, stickers, CDs, etc. However, at least 70% of the items presented at each Exhibitor booth must consist of books/publications/printed matter;Please refer to images of past fairs to see the volume of items presented at accepted booths. Applying with less than 15-20 publications generally does not constitute enough work for participation at SFABF, collective applications are welcome!All applications will be reviewed by the curatorial committee. Participating Exhibitors will be selected based solely on the information provided in the application. In order to ensure a fair and thorough selection process, please provide us with as much up-to-date and accurate information as possible. Programming ideas are not required upon application, but we consider programming ideas to be a helpful metric and welcome proposals;Participation as an Exhibitor at SFABF is curated. Submitting an application does not guarantee participation. Historically, we have only been able to accept about 25% of all Exhibitor applicants;Applicants will be notified of participation status&nbsp;on a rolling basis. https://sfartbookfair.com/Fundraiser-Editions Mon, 12 Feb 2018 23:50:58 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/Fundraiser-Editions FUNDRAISER EDITIONS All proceeds go towards keeping SFABF free and open to the public. SFABF fundraiser editions are only available at the San Francisco Art Book Fair. <img width="2400" height="2400" width_o="2400" height_o="2400" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/2b2b42c79c440dcb03f908d6d704ff58013f8a3deed7c4c4785aa7e179a8c773/Em-Kettner.jpeg" data-mid="250594924" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/2b2b42c79c440dcb03f908d6d704ff58013f8a3deed7c4c4785aa7e179a8c773/Em-Kettner.jpeg" /> Em Kettner The Audition (2026) inkjet print on toned archival paper 12 x 12 in. Edition of 35&nbsp; Printed by Lightsource SF $150 Special thanks to the artist,&nbsp;François Ghebaly, Los Angeles and New York, and Rebecca Camacho Presents, San Francisco.&nbsp;Em Kettner (b. 1988, Philadelphia, PA) is an artist and writer based in Richmond, CA. Her sculptures, tapestries, and drawings merge the operating theater with the actor’s theater. The miniature scale is a twist on votive objects, which traditionally served as offerings to ward off illness. In contrast, Kettner’s votives are impish and funny, and often detail the ingenuity of people with disabilities. Recent solo exhibitions include Cyrano at Rebecca Camacho Presents (San Francisco, CA), Homebound at François Ghebaly Gallery (New York, NY), Sick Joke at Chapter NY (New York, NY), Slow Poke at François Ghebaly Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), The Eternal Worm at HARPY (Rutherford, NJ), and Play the Fool at Goldfinch (Chicago, IL). She has participated in two-person and group exhibitions at FOUNDRY (Seoul, South Korea), F2T Gallery (Milan, Italy), Pangée (Montreal, Canada), Pipeline (London, UK), Outer Space (Concord, NH), the MFA (Boston, MA), Secrist | Beach (Chicago, IL), Form &amp; Concept (Santa Fe, NM), Winter Street Gallery (Edgartown, MA), Frieze House Seoul (Seoul, South Korea), Candice Madey (New York, NY), and Et al. Gallery (San Francisco, CA). In early 2027, she will mount solo exhibitions at both the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) and The Contemporary Austin (TCA). Her work is in the permanent collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA; the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA; the Ohana Center, Monterey, CA; the DePaul Art Museum and The Joan Flasch Artists’ Book Collection, both Chicago, IL. She has received the Wynn Newhouse Award, and is one of the seven fellows awarded the inaugural SHACK15 Art Prize (2025) for Bay Area Artists. In 2026, Kettner was selected as one of three recipients of the SFMOMA SECA Art Award. Kettner’s work has been reviewed and published in Cultured Magazine, The Paris Review, Artforum, Art in America, Sculpture Magazine, CARLA, Hyperallergic, Institutional Model, KQED, and Sixty Inches From Center. In 2023, Fulcrum Arts produced her interactive digital storybook, “Doctor, Doctor," an illustrated journey through history, myth, and patient-hood. Em Kettner earned her BFA from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is represented by François Ghebaly in Los Angeles and New York. <img width="6598" height="10183" width_o="6598" height_o="10183" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/bf4d1452f625bb9a91af2f959474c57ada6e71fe9dd80cc62ad5a6a46c22f021/Maryam-Yousif.jpg" data-mid="250543642" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/bf4d1452f625bb9a91af2f959474c57ada6e71fe9dd80cc62ad5a6a46c22f021/Maryam-Yousif.jpg" /> Maryam Yousif Habibti in Cerulean Rosette Dress (2026) five-color Risograph print 11 x 17 in. Edition of 35&nbsp; Printed by Tiny Splendor $100 Special thanks to the artist and Rebecca Camacho Presents, San Francisco. Maryam Yousif (b. 1985 Baghdad, Iraq) lives and works in San Francisco, CA. Yousif’s practice is rooted in clay sculpture and demonstrates an ongoing engagement with Mesopotamian mythologies, histories and objects alongside modernist visual vocabularies and contemporary popular culture. Her distinctive sensibility is derived from sources such as Iraqi modernism and Bay Area Funk. Yousif received her BA at the University of Windsor, Ontario in 2008 and her MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2017. Solo and two-person exhibitions include ICA San Francisco, CA (2024); Rebecca Camacho Presents, San Francisco, CA (2026, 2024); The Pit, Los Angeles / Palm Springs, CA (2026, 2023, 2021); David B. Smith, Denver, CO (2022); and Andrew Rafacz, Chicago, IL (2021); among others. Yousif’s work has been featured in group exhibitions at the Manetti Shrem Museum of Art, University of California, Davis, CA (2024); GGLA, Los Angeles, CA (2024); Jeffrey Deitch, Los Angeles, CA (2023); Museum of Art &amp; Design, New York, NY (2023); and Massey Klein Gallery, New York, NY (2023); among others. She received the Fleishhacker Foundation’s Eureka Fellowship in 2024 and was a finalist for SFMOMA’s SECA award in 2022 and the Museum of Art and Design's Burke Prize in 2021. Yousif's work is in the permanent collections of the Denver Art Museum, Denver, CO and Museum of Art and Design, New York, NY. <img width="1842" height="2500" width_o="1842" height_o="2500" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/882d7a450d18b47610957eb2e7ff081a830342ff6faffc9c2720bc05c8b1c768/front.jpg" data-mid="235072834" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/882d7a450d18b47610957eb2e7ff081a830342ff6faffc9c2720bc05c8b1c768/front.jpg" />Sean McFarland We Are All Connected (2025) paper, tape, inkjet prints, watercolor, graphite, glue, small window 11 x 7 3/4 x 3/16 in. Edition of 34 Production support by Lightsource SF $250&nbsp; Sean McFarland's photographs, sculptures, drawings, videos, and books examine records of experience, time, landscape, and spirituality. Working from a self-generated archive comprising tens of thousands of items, McFarland’s practice is a continuous revisiting of site, image, object, and experience. Materials such as silver gelatin prints, cyanotypes, drawings, rocks, desert sage dust, and glass are combined to make photographs, collage, and sculpture. The resulting works are at once a meditation on place, phenomena, what it means to be present and how we remember. Sean earned an MFA from California College of the Arts and a BS from Humboldt State University. His solo exhibitions include the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Visual Studies Workshop; San Francisco Camerawork; and White Columns. Group exhibitions include the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive; George Eastman Museum; Aperture; Bay Area Now 6, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts; Milwaukee Museum of Art. His work is in the permanent collections at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive; National Gallery of Art; George Eastman Museum; City and County of San Francisco; and the Milwaukee Art Museum. His awards include the SECA Award - SFMOMA, the Eureka Fellowship, the Baum Award for an Emerging American Photographer, and the John Gutmann Photography Fellowship. Sean lives in San Francisco and is an Associate Professor of Art at San Francisco State University. He is represented by Casemore Gallery, San Francisco. <img width="2388" height="3184" width_o="2388" height_o="3184" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/6f0b27a507295b4eac5aaa5df08ebbf899283dddddeb847110b95b79e2bc1ff9/SarahHotchkiss_Edition.jpg" data-mid="235072483" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/6f0b27a507295b4eac5aaa5df08ebbf899283dddddeb847110b95b79e2bc1ff9/SarahHotchkiss_Edition.jpg" />Sarah Hotchkiss&nbsp;Lozenge Links 2 (2025) two-color screenprint on 250gsm Coventry Rag 24 x 18 in. Edition of 25 Printed by Poppy Press $200 Sarah Hotchkiss is a San Francisco artist and arts writer. Recent exhibitions include solo shows at Cheymore Gallery (Tuxedo Park, NY) and Romer Young Gallery (San Francisco, CA). Her work has been included in group&nbsp;shows at the ICA San José; OCHI Projects, Los Angeles; Best Practice, San Diego; and Berggruen Gallery, San Francisco. Her work has been featured in the San Francisco Arts Commission’s public art program and she has attended residencies at Skowhegan, Jentel, KHN Center for the Arts and ACRE. From 2020 to 2023, she co-ran an exhibition space on a 6-by-12-foot billboard in the Inner Sunset called Premiere Jr. <img width="800" height="800" width_o="800" height_o="800" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/7f2407e53fb41423d5ee2c4054a71a556b2d49487ab99cce8666f37ea822b2c1/Colpa_SFABF_2024_Editions_heesoo1.gif" data-mid="214146400" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/7f2407e53fb41423d5ee2c4054a71a556b2d49487ab99cce8666f37ea822b2c1/Colpa_SFABF_2024_Editions_heesoo1.gif" /> <img width="800" height="533" width_o="800" height_o="533" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/bce0f181f16cca346c3dac6b14969eef915b67cddc563df1b19df68d0d49408e/Colpa_SFABF_2024_Editions_heesoo2.gif" data-mid="214146404" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/bce0f181f16cca346c3dac6b14969eef915b67cddc563df1b19df68d0d49408e/Colpa_SFABF_2024_Editions_heesoo2.gif" /> <img width="800" height="533" width_o="800" height_o="533" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/6b409dcac018c9e4a113623d6196fd156174138bc4e494055a520b87b16a7303/Colpa_SFABF_2024_Editions_heesoo3.gif" data-mid="214146405" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/6b409dcac018c9e4a113623d6196fd156174138bc4e494055a520b87b16a7303/Colpa_SFABF_2024_Editions_heesoo3.gif" /> 2024 SFABF Heesoo Kwon Artist Edition Top: 1. Saint Leymusoom (2024), Middle: 2. Premolt 3 - Priest (2024),&nbsp;Bottom: 3. Premolt 3 (2019)&nbsp; Lenticular inkjet print (framed) 8x10 inches Edition of 15 each Printed by Lightsource SF $60Premolt is an ongoing project that explores the act of "queering" my female ancestors’ bodies and family histories through adjustments to the family photo archive. Inspired by the worldview of Korean shamanism, which implies that god spirits encircle prospective shamans, awaiting recognition, this visualization unveils Leymusoom and our liberated bodies, previously present in the scene yet concealed within the photographs.Heesoo Kwon is a multidisciplinary artist from Seoul, South Korea, currently living and working in San Francisco, California. Selected exhibitions include Berkeley Art Museum Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, CA; Institute of Contemporary Art San Jose, San Jose, CA; San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery, San Francisco, CA; Micki Meng Gallery, San Francisco, CA; Gray Area, San Francisco, CA; A.I.R. Gallery, New York, NY; 47 Canal, New York, NY; Blinkers Art &amp; Project Space, Winnipeg, Canada; West Den Haag, Netherlands; Alternative Space Loop, Seoul, South Korea and WMA Space, Hong Kong. She was recently awarded the 2025 Eureka Fellowship from the Fleishhacker Foundation and the 2022 50 Arts Commission for Media Arts from the Hewlett Foundation. Kwon earned a Master of Fine Arts at the University of California, Berkeley, and holds the position of Assistant Professor in the Animation department at California College of the Arts. <img width="800" height="800" width_o="800" height_o="800" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/358d8d2487bfe7065e6dd3f02be1c066a133d1e4737f2a2a3139d83514db5170/Colpa_SFABF_2024_Editions_craig.png" data-mid="214146424" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/358d8d2487bfe7065e6dd3f02be1c066a133d1e4737f2a2a3139d83514db5170/Colpa_SFABF_2024_Editions_craig.png" /> 2024 SFABF Craig Calderwood Artist Edition Terminal-Fun3 color Risograph print11x14 inches Signed and numberedEdition of 150&nbsp;Printed by Colpa Press $30Craig Calderwood was born in 1987 in Bakersville, CA and raised in California’s San Joaquin Valley. From a young age, Calderwood found drawing to be an outlet and tool for self-expression, which later led to their interest in pursuing art. After taking classes at Fresno City College, they relocated to San Francisco, CA, in 2011, where they currently live and work. Calderwood’s multivalent practice ranges from drawings and paintings to sculptures, often featuring intricate patterns and utilizing “lowbrow” materials. Their work is heavily autobiographical, reflecting on their childhood experiences and identity as a queer and trans individual. To address gender fluidity, as well as ideas about desire, biodiversity, and otherness, they portray androgynous figures and body parts that are in some way unfamiliar. This is amplified by the extensive and highly detailed patterning that conceals any visible secondary sex characteristics, creating what Calderwood describes as “genderlessness.” Calderwood’s personal vernacular of symbols and patterns derives from the private languages used by queer and trans communities for decades, and is informed by historical research, personal narratives and pop-cultural moments. Materiality is also a significant aspect of Calderwood’s work both conceptually and autobiographically: their father upholstered furniture professionally and the importance of this personal connection to textiles is evident. When starting paintings – which Calderwood also refers to as tapestries – they begin with a patchwork of upholstery fabrics, the tactile surface becoming an element of the work akin to the patterning. Textiles are also incorporated into their sculptures along with fabric paint, polymer clay, and pipe cleaners in a commentary on the societal tendency to view these materials as craft supplies. By subverting the intended use of their materials, Calderwood blurs the line between the binary of art and craft, much as they blur distinctions of sex and identity.Calderwood has exhibited their work internationally and has been the recipient of numerous awards and residencies. Calderwood was the Eureka Fellowship Grantee in 2022, Art+Process+Ideas (API) artist in residence at Mills College, Oakland in 2020 and 2022, the SFMOMA SECA award Finalist in 2019, and is currently Artist-in-Residence at Recology, San Francisco. Calderwood was awarded three Individual Artist Commission grants from the San Francisco Arts Commission and in 2021 was selected to design and create artwork for the three-story atrium of the Harvey Milk Terminal at the San Francisco International Airport, set to be unveiled in 2024. <img width="800" height="800" width_o="800" height_o="800" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/c471fbc8bd8906691d55b3b2c5c74c8c2c9b39dc98e4454500b1066c6d9e93cd/24logopin.png" data-mid="214184872" border="0" data-scale="55" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/c471fbc8bd8906691d55b3b2c5c74c8c2c9b39dc98e4454500b1066c6d9e93cd/24logopin.png" /> 2024 SFABF Logo PinEnamel Cloisenne Pin1 x 1 inchesDesigned by David Kasprzak $10 <img width="800" height="612" width_o="800" height_o="612" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/058aeb78db945a43a4cadf0600a4e15cdcd08fc06c34f1491e7d732244c0f4c4/SFABF2023_lauren_editionforweb2.png" data-mid="183896870" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/058aeb78db945a43a4cadf0600a4e15cdcd08fc06c34f1491e7d732244c0f4c4/SFABF2023_lauren_editionforweb2.png" /> 2023 SFABF Rose D’Amato Artist Edition Elwell Trucking (Caroll Ave.) UV Print on Aluminum Dibond16 x 20 inchesEdition of 20&nbsp;Printed by Lightsource SF $200 <img width="800" height="1233" width_o="800" height_o="1233" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/1fca6cc72d87fc6e606691ebce29816c39f8954277141e055280c57b148f073c/SFABF_2023_marbie_web_color.png" data-mid="184036748" border="0" data-scale="57" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/1fca6cc72d87fc6e606691ebce29816c39f8954277141e055280c57b148f073c/SFABF_2023_marbie_web_color.png" /> 2023 SFABF Marbie Artist Edition&nbsp;4 color Screen Print100% Canvas Tote BagEdition of 125 Courtesy of the artist and Hashimoto Contemporary Printed by FREE GOLD WATCH $40 <img width="800" height="671" width_o="800" height_o="671" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/24d7506c90917ea0a56d5af73ee43eac059beddf37a33c392908fa46c90ed5fb/SFABF_2023_enamelpin_web.png" data-mid="183720377" border="0" data-scale="52" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/24d7506c90917ea0a56d5af73ee43eac059beddf37a33c392908fa46c90ed5fb/SFABF_2023_enamelpin_web.png" /> 2023 SFABF Logo Pin Enamel Cloisenne Pin 1 x 1 inches Designed by David Kasprzak $10 <img width="800" height="1040" width_o="800" height_o="1040" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/995ea9d3a6ea4c0b14f70afb7bd2a72707dc12e7e143fdb8268da8a882daee85/SFABF_2023_brandedtote_web.png" data-mid="183719467" border="0" data-scale="64" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/995ea9d3a6ea4c0b14f70afb7bd2a72707dc12e7e143fdb8268da8a882daee85/SFABF_2023_brandedtote_web.png" /> 2023 SFABF Logo Tote 1 color Screen Print100% Canvas Tote Bag Designed by David Kasprzak Printed by FREE GOLD WATCH SOLD OUT <img width="5600" height="4400" width_o="5600" height_o="4400" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/0eaa55eb2d9bd5ce690d67611ba328b57f5752527096812f8339d5d0a5dc65d1/Image-from-iOS-1.jpg" data-mid="147265176" border="0" data-scale="58" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/0eaa55eb2d9bd5ce690d67611ba328b57f5752527096812f8339d5d0a5dc65d1/Image-from-iOS-1.jpg" /> 2022 SFABF Jeffrey Sincich Artist Edition Books (Yellow) 11x14 inches Screen Print on archival paper&nbsp; Edition of 100 Signed &amp; dated Printed by Nat Swope $50 <img width="5600" height="4400" width_o="5600" height_o="4400" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/0557a01bbf83176638b13038e4efdc70084d5f7231c5ce4062768ad3b2af3b19/Image-from-iOS.jpg" data-mid="147265179" border="0" data-scale="58" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/0557a01bbf83176638b13038e4efdc70084d5f7231c5ce4062768ad3b2af3b19/Image-from-iOS.jpg" />2022 SFABF Jeffrey Sincich Artist EditionBooks (Pink)11x14 inchesScreen Print on archival paper (PINK colorway)Edition of 100Signed &amp; datedPrinted by Nat Swope $50 <img width="600" height="800" width_o="600" height_o="800" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/d2dd63ef7f92f12274bcf8e8c23e280eb1b482c2c7c00f291997ca0ca0073756/2022_alicia_tote.png" data-mid="144295771" border="0" data-scale="100" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/600/i/d2dd63ef7f92f12274bcf8e8c23e280eb1b482c2c7c00f291997ca0ca0073756/2022_alicia_tote.png" /> 2022 SFABF Alicia McCarthy Artist Edition&nbsp; 4 color Screen Print 100% Canvas Tote Bag Edition of 150 Printed by CULK $40 <img width="800" height="800" width_o="800" height_o="800" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/2f9278ebe2c49750a4298d0caf6e7da49ee86dc80dda0ba2d717a56152cad5c2/change_2019.png" data-mid="45380097" border="0" data-scale="66" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/800/i/2f9278ebe2c49750a4298d0caf6e7da49ee86dc80dda0ba2d717a56152cad5c2/change_2019.png" /> 2019 SFABF Sadie Barnette Artist Edition Change Everything Enamel Cloisenne Pin 2 x 1 inches Edition of 200 Courtesy of the artist $10 <img width="864" height="1296" width_o="864" height_o="1296" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/b1c8f18c4f8bce093e5b1138f4a7f2a1c26ad9e1b6776e77b68252159f44f9bf/AL_limited_edition.png" data-mid="11147281" border="0" data-scale="60" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/864/i/b1c8f18c4f8bce093e5b1138f4a7f2a1c26ad9e1b6776e77b68252159f44f9bf/AL_limited_edition.png" />2016 SFABF Alicia McCarthy Artist Edition2 color Risograph Print11 x 17 inchesEdition of 500 Signed and numberedPrinted by Colpa Press $30 <img width="1000" height="654" width_o="1000" height_o="654" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/fdfb59ea2c20cabc57d7b15b303f0d652cbafd3f8f0da32287949fcc039798ff/will-rogan-mockup.jpg" data-mid="20500822" border="0" data-scale="59" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/fdfb59ea2c20cabc57d7b15b303f0d652cbafd3f8f0da32287949fcc039798ff/will-rogan-mockup.jpg" /> 2018 SFABF Will Rogan Artist Edition Mediums 2 spread Giclée Print 17 x 11 inchesEdition of 24 Printed by Lightsource SF $100 <img width="1200" height="1500" width_o="1200" height_o="1500" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/3a5322a52226ccec9725bc4f3e49037d4070cf0b5a7b6bbb873ddf0199a8b452/koak_edition.jpg" data-mid="11147182" border="0" data-scale="56" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/3a5322a52226ccec9725bc4f3e49037d4070cf0b5a7b6bbb873ddf0199a8b452/koak_edition.jpg" /> 2017 SFABF&nbsp;KOAK Artist Edtion &nbsp; Tangled in Milk2 color Risograph Print11 x 14 inchesEdition of 250 Printed by Colpa Press SOLD OUT <img width="600" height="800" width_o="600" height_o="800" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/be039d943917231c90e683fb254371761c29f93fa5c0a93a8481fba6f54245f9/looking.png" data-mid="20394959" border="0" data-scale="54" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/600/i/be039d943917231c90e683fb254371761c29f93fa5c0a93a8481fba6f54245f9/looking.png" />2017 SFABF Chris Johanson &amp; Lonnie Holley Artist Edition Paulson Fontaine PressAt Looking 24pp, 7 x 4 1/2 inches Risograph BookletEdition of 400Printed by Tiny Splendor $25 https://sfartbookfair.com/Volunteer Wed, 27 May 2026 19:18:49 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/Volunteer <img width="1080" height="1350" width_o="1080" height_o="1350" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/8d418df06693efb2fdf6468e30ce47d624f77ba83e78e23483057a9b800eeb38/SFABF-Announcement-Volunteers-Newsletter-01-Inverse.png" data-mid="248819628" border="0" data-scale="79" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/8d418df06693efb2fdf6468e30ce47d624f77ba83e78e23483057a9b800eeb38/SFABF-Announcement-Volunteers-Newsletter-01-Inverse.png" /> Interested in volunteering at the 2026 SF Art Book Fair?&nbsp; SFABF is an annual multi-day exhibition and celebration of art publishing and print culture, bringing together independent publishers, artists, designers, collectors, and enthusiasts from around the world.&nbsp; Last year was wildly successful, and as is the case every year, our success with this homegrown cultural event is due in large part to the hard-working volunteers who help make this event possible. Launched in 2016, SFABF is marking 10 years this July! In addition to volunteer support during public hours, we are also looking for dedicated volunteers to help us prepare for and break down the event. Want to join the fun for one or all four days? Want to help us in preparation? Please fill out THIS FORM to let us know your availability by Monday, June 22.&nbsp; SFABF26 takes place July 23-26 across three buildings along Minnesota Street, between 23rd Street and 25th Street, in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco. The fair will feature artists’ books, catalogs, monographs, periodicals, zines, printed ephemera, and artists' multiples, presented by over 150 independent publishers, antiquarian dealers, artists, collectors, and enthusiasts. Visitors can also experience a wide range of talks, book launches, special projects, exhibitions, signings, and workshops.&nbsp; Each year, our hope is to rally support for the unique art publishing community of the Bay Area while providing a platform for national and international publishers to present their work and engage new audiences. We hope you'll join us for a super-fun volunteer experience that ensures our ability to keep SFABF free and open to the public!&nbsp; &nbsp; Questions for us?&nbsp; We’d love to hear from you! Please email: volunteering@sfartbookfair.com https://sfartbookfair.com/Sponsors Mon, 12 Feb 2018 19:14:10 +0000 SF Art Book Fair https://sfartbookfair.com/Sponsors SPONSORSThank you to the SFABF sponsors whose support makes this event possible.&nbsp; <img width="1080" height="1080" width_o="1080" height_o="1080" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/a016bc8a3c01523b1c476722ce60ffb3f5917ea6ee961edef5f03c9779ee5a11/new-logo.jpeg" data-mid="250420484" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/a016bc8a3c01523b1c476722ce60ffb3f5917ea6ee961edef5f03c9779ee5a11/new-logo.jpeg" /> SFBAF is a community-driven event made possible in large part thanks to the generosity of our partners and sponsors. Interested in helping keep SFABF free and open to the public through in-kind sponsorship or financial sponsorship? Please email lisa@minnesotastreetproject.org to learn how you can support.