The di Rosa San Francisco gallery occupies a space within the Minnesota Street Project, a collection of repurposed industrial warehouses in the Dogpatch neighborhood. This site functions as an urban outpost for the larger di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art, which maintains its primary campus among the vineyards of Napa. The gallery space is recognizable by its location inside the concrete-and-steel complex at eleven-fifty twenty-fifth Street, a district defined by its history of heavy manufacturing and its current concentration of artist studios and creative nonprofits.
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