Local Love Online Art Gallery Combines Fresh New Works With Fundraising For Artists
Everything is cancelled as far as the eye can see, but a new online art gallery lets your eyes see new work from Bay Area artists from the comfort of your shut-in shelter in place. The creative studio Musepop just launched the Local Love online art exhibit, a rotating weekly gallery jam-packed with the work of recognized Bay Area artists, plus ways to buy their work and support them during these times. If you’re a creative artist who needs support, you can submit your work and they’ll set up an online gallery for you. If you just want to sit and be dazzled by the arts, Local Love will unveil new online exhibits for more than a dozen different artists every week.
Their first exhibit is already live, and each of those squares above represents well-known Bay Area artists, many of whose works you’re familiar with from back when we used to leave the house. This week’s featured artists include Vau de Vire Society, Flux Vertical Theatre dance company, the creative experience agency Capacitor, and an array of nearly a dozen visual artists and movement creators, with links to their websites, social media presence, and donation pages.
“All artists and groups receive 100% of donations and payments made on their exhibit pages,” Local Love organizers tell us. “The exhibit is open to any artist or group working in any medium.”
The ‘gallery’ also features an exhaustive list of Bay Area Art Organizations That Need Love if you have the means to help keep your favorite venues and creators afloat right now.
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If you’re an artist who could use a new revenue stream and want to get your work out there, you can submit your work for Local Love. Again, it’s open to any Bay Area artist in any medium. And if you’re bored as shit, the Local Love online gallery is a fascinating rabbit hole of mind blowing creations that remind you of what makes the San Francisco Bay Area arts scene so special.