Sarah K. Horowitz
San Francisco–based visual artist working in acrylic, monoprinted tissue, and found paper
Making work exploring privacy and observation,
the gender wage gap,
…and the importance
of solitude in
creative practice.
COMING UP
March 3–April 2
Tiny pieces about a monumental subject
The found-paper collage Business as Usual (shown; sold) is included in Fem-Minis, a Northern California Women’s Caucus for Art member exhibition centered on the expansive concept of fem. All artworks are smaller than 6 x 6 in. Curated by Christine Cianci and juried by Sawyer Rose, Madi Toloui, and Sandra Yagi, the show runs from March 3 to April 2, 2026, at San Francisco Women Artists Gallery, 647 Irving Street.
See the artist talk on YouTube
April 9–June 13
New work at Metal Haus Gallery
Three paintings from the “Secret View” series—including the brand-new Secret View from 18th Street (detail shown)—will be featured in Facades & Foundations, a group exhibition at Metal Haus Gallery, on view April 9–June 13, 2026. The show explores the art of architecture—the structures that shape our world and the spaces that, in turn, shape us.
2 Mint Plaza, San Francisco
Artist reception: Friday, April 10
April 6–Nov. 9
‘Neighbors’ paintings and more at MBC
Compare your neighbors’ stuff to my paintings of their stuff at my second solo show, featuring nine new paintings from the ”Neighbors’ Stuff,“ ”Secret Views,“ and ”Gender Wage Gap“ series. Held at Mission Bowling Club, the exhibition runs concurrently with Cross Section, an ArtSpan Art In Neighborhoods initiative. Both shows are up until Nov. 9.
3176 17th Street, San Francisco
Artist reception: Tuesday, April 21, 5:30–8:00 pm
April 17–July 17
“The Art of Place” on Chestnut Street
The Marina District office of real estate agency The Barbagelata Group is a fitting venue for the first “Art of Place” exhibition, curated by Ingleside Gallery. Secret View from Francisco Street (shown) and another Secret View painting are included. It opens April 17, 2026, and will run for three months. Gallery hours are 1:00–5:00 pm.
2381 Chestnut Street, San Francisco
Collector Preview: Friday, April 17, 5:00–6:00 pm (by invitation only)
Public reception: Friday, April 17, 6:00–8:00 pm
May 1–August 1
“The Art of Place” in West Portal
The second “Art of Place” exhibition, which includes two paintings from my Gender Wage Gap series, will be inside the West Portal offices of The Barbagelata Group. Curated by Ingleside Gallery, the show opens May 1, 2026, and will run for three months. Viewing hours are 1:00–5:00 pm.
45 West Portal Ave., San Francisco
Collector Preview: Friday, May 1, 5:00–6:00 pm (by invitation only)
Public reception: Friday, May 1, 6:00–8:00 pm
