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Art Club

Meetings, museum visits, and creative workshops in the San Francisco Bay Area. Each gathering is a unique experience.

Autumn Seasons

Join a full season — one path, start to finish.

Season

$120

Autumn Season · Cantor Arts Center

Art Club at Stanford — Season Two

Sundays, September 6–27 · 10:00 AM · EN / RU

Four Sunday mornings at the Cantor: the JANE! exhibition, Asian American art, ancient sculpture, and two very different views of the twentieth century. Museum admission is free — no ticket needed.

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Season

$100

Autumn Season · Bay Area

Book Club: Women in Art

Third Saturday monthly, September–December · 10:00 AM · EN / RU

Four books about the women who shaped twentieth-century art — Peggy Guggenheim, Georgia O’Keeffe, Paula Modersohn-Becker, and the Ninth Street Women. Read on your own, discussed around one table.

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Drop-in events

Single tickets, booked on Minitickets. Most gatherings run about two to two and a half hours.

$45

In English

September 26, 2026 · 10:00 AM

Jacob Hashimoto

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

At this SFMOMA gathering, we’ll focus on Jacob Hashimoto’s new large-scale installation Giant Arc and explore how the artist works with movement, air, scale, and space. As always at my events, you don’t need to be an art expert. We’ll begin with our own observations and feelings, looking closely and discussing the work through Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) and my own observation guide. We’ll talk about how movement transforms an artwork, what role air and space play, and what happens when the viewer becomes part of the installation. Only at the end of the session will I share some background about Jacob Hashimoto and the context of his practice. The event will be held in English. No museum admission ticket is required to view this installation.

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$45

In Russian

September 27, 2026 · 10:00 AM

XX век — два взгляда на современное искусство

Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University

У Cantor прекрасная коллекция искусства XX века. Обсудим две очень разные работы и попробуем посмотреть на эпоху через их сопоставление. Почему произведения, созданные примерно в одно время, могут совершенно по-разному говорить о человеке и мире?

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