Art is the Mission
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New artwork in Bountiful and Frida series
After an almost 8 week series of colds and flu-like symptoms, I'm back in studio and painting again. YAHOO! I decided to work on a new Frida painting for inclusion in Pasion de Frida, all all Frida exhibit happening next month at Puerto Allegre Restaurant here in San Francisco. I may have not been feeling well but while I was at home, there were lots of ideas running through me. One of them was to create more Bountiful paintings. I so love painting this series. I feel like its a celebration of large women. Big butts, boobs, legs - an in your face, here I am celebration. The women are wome...
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What is Mission Artists United?

Mission Artists United is a bunch of Mission Artists who got together in 2009 to create a forum where we could cross promote each other, brag about our neighborhood, and find opportunities to further our artistic work together.

The Mission has the highest concentration of working artist in the Bay area and we just flat out love our neighborhood and all it has to offer. We knew if could demonstrate the diversity and richness of our art district to the city and to the world, that would be good for all our aspirations. Imagine how thrilled we were to grow from that group of 10 artists to over 500 active users on this site in less than 2 years!

If you are an artist working in the Mission, then you are already part of MISSION ARTISTS UNITED!

Join us by signing up and posting your portfolio or linking your blog. Help us show the world what we have and take our place at the center of artistic life in San Francisco!

Q1.) Is it really FREE?.... A1.) Yep. For real.

We are grateful to our supporters who volunteer their time and ideas and cash to make this possible. If you have any time, ideas or cash you'd like to send our way then GET INVOLVED. And thank you!

Q2.) Where is the Mission?.... A2.) The Mission District is the area between Dolores and Potrero, Division and Cesar Chavez in San Francisco, CA.