So its Saturday in SOMA after this morning's rain and waiting on the second round of showers later today, and I just sold my favorite picture here on 10th Street, and sent it to a nice home in Noe Valley with a couple Hillary Williams prints we framed. I'll miss the "Asian Still Life" by C. Chandler Ross. I think I was secretly hoping it wouldn't sell and then I would buy it and take it home. It had a beautiful bamboo moulding and a fabric wrapped mat on it. It greeted me everyday, and was a personal highlight on the wall, but with the big sale we're having through Christmas (20% off all pre-framed non-original art and mirrors), I expect I'll be sayng goodbye to a lot more of my little kiddies.
It's nice to think of them hanging in a new home though. That is the point! Can't help but have a little separation anxiety.
Got all the Holiday decor up and trying to hold back until Monday before I start jamming the Christmas music. Plenty of stuff for home and office this year. I have spent the last few weeks collecting all sorts of stuff for any budget, so come check it out!
----Have a good weekend all- Derek
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Friday, November 9, 2012
Friday, November 2, 2012
El Dia de los Muertos!
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| Recuerdo, Juan R. Fuentes, Linocut, All Rights Reserved |
Thursday, October 4, 2012
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| The Root of Being (detail), by Anahid |
Our Life, Our Art opens at BttP/SoMa tomorrow night!
Opening Reception: Friday, October 5, 6-8 pm
Our Life, Our Art
Back to the Picture/SoMa Gallery
83 10th Street @ Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 558-9901
Back to the Picture/SoMa Gallery and the San Francisco Public Health Department are pleased to present Our Life, Our Art, a group show of artist/clients utilizing art therapy through SF's Community Behavioral Health Services program. Participating Artists have used art as their vehicle to reflect and manifest their journey in finding balance, well-being, and recovery in their lives as Behavioral Health Services clients.
Come celebrate the healing power of art, as exhibited in Our Life, Our Art! Paintings, Pastels, and Drawings are on exhibit through November 3.
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| Untitled Sunflower (detail), by Arlene C. |
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Have you heard of Caine's Arcade?
Here's the link to the Facebook Page. If anything deserves a "Like"-ing, it's Caine's Arcade. What a cool kid!
Recently we framed a pair of Caine's Arcade Fun Passes. The gentleman who brought them in got them at the Exploratorium, where Caine's Arcade traveled for a short visit to San Francisco.
Caine was discovered by a random customer to his father's auto parts store in East Los Angeles. The customer was moved by Caine's creativity to create a short film. Watch it here on YouTube.
Learn about him. He's an inspiration!
Here's the link to the Facebook Page. If anything deserves a "Like"-ing, it's Caine's Arcade. What a cool kid!
Recently we framed a pair of Caine's Arcade Fun Passes. The gentleman who brought them in got them at the Exploratorium, where Caine's Arcade traveled for a short visit to San Francisco.
Caine was discovered by a random customer to his father's auto parts store in East Los Angeles. The customer was moved by Caine's creativity to create a short film. Watch it here on YouTube.
Learn about him. He's an inspiration!
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Congratulations, Derek!
Derek and I are working on next year's exhibition calendar, and will be taking submissions come October, for a select number of group exhibits at Back to the Picture and Back to the Picture/SoMa. More soon on our website.
Speaking of the website, check out our new Mirrors page, as well as calendar pages under GALLERIES > BttP/LAG>BttP/LAG CALENDAR, and GALLERIES>BttP/SoMa>BttP/SoMa CALENDAR.
Coming next to the website: a Submissions page, where we'll post our Calls to Artists, Submission requirements for curators, information about Renting our Galleries, and Terms of Exhibition.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
One of the greatest privileges we enjoy is being welcomed by artists in their studios. I'd like to thank Michael V. Rios for his generous spirit in welcoming me to his new studio on Sunday. We've recently completed a framing order for Mr. Rios, of 19 original paintings on paper.
Michael's a real gentleman and has a new space out near the Noonan building. He converted what was once a storage shed into a beautiful, light and airy painting studio. Another artist is converting another shed into what will become an etching studio.
You can learn more about Michael V. Rios on his website. He's well known for his cover art for Carlos Santana's album covers, with a slightly-psychedelic twist on his personal brand of visual vocabulary, which I can only describe as between surrealism, psychedelia, and organic abstraction. Oh yes: and one key word comes to mind: neon. Michael Rios's paintings have a particularly neon quality about them.
Recently he's taking a lot of inspiration from his new bayside setting, painting a lot of ships and boats in the San Francisco Bay. He also is continuing work on a series of pieces in which boats represent transition, with the subjects riding aboard the boats, which resemble what we might think of as "arks". Great stuff! If you're interested in seeing more work by Michael, be sure to pay him a visit during Open Studios.
Thanks again, Michael!
Michael's a real gentleman and has a new space out near the Noonan building. He converted what was once a storage shed into a beautiful, light and airy painting studio. Another artist is converting another shed into what will become an etching studio.
You can learn more about Michael V. Rios on his website. He's well known for his cover art for Carlos Santana's album covers, with a slightly-psychedelic twist on his personal brand of visual vocabulary, which I can only describe as between surrealism, psychedelia, and organic abstraction. Oh yes: and one key word comes to mind: neon. Michael Rios's paintings have a particularly neon quality about them.
Recently he's taking a lot of inspiration from his new bayside setting, painting a lot of ships and boats in the San Francisco Bay. He also is continuing work on a series of pieces in which boats represent transition, with the subjects riding aboard the boats, which resemble what we might think of as "arks". Great stuff! If you're interested in seeing more work by Michael, be sure to pay him a visit during Open Studios.
Thanks again, Michael!
Thursday, August 2, 2012
It's August, which marks the final third of our wonderful summer season.
Back to the Picture
934 Valencia St. @ 20th St.
Back to the Picture/SoMa
83 10th St. @ Mission St.
And, we're gearing up for our evening with the residents of SoMa Grand, the new beautiful high rise at Howard between 7th and 8th Streets. We'll be providing wine and refreshments, and asking the residents to come down and bring art for framing quotes.
info@backtothepicture.com
Back to the Picture is offering a framing sale at both locations, valid through the end of August:
Back to the Picture
934 Valencia St. @ 20th St.
August Sale: -20% Custom Framing, Decorator Art, & mirrors!
Valid through August 31, 2012.Back to the Picture/SoMa
83 10th St. @ Mission St.
Summer Sale: -25% Custom Framing, Decorator Art, & mirrors!
Valid through August 31, 2012.And, we're gearing up for our evening with the residents of SoMa Grand, the new beautiful high rise at Howard between 7th and 8th Streets. We'll be providing wine and refreshments, and asking the residents to come down and bring art for framing quotes.
Are you interested in having us in your building to consult over framing? Contact us, we'd love to meet you!
info@backtothepicture.com
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Market and 10th Streets, San Francisco
Artists Rendering of what the new Crescent Heights development will look like.
The building is built in four sections:
19-storey tower down 10th Street
9-storey element connecting the two high-rise elements
38-storey main tower close to Market & 10th Sts.
11 or 12-storey element on Market Street.
Residential towers with commercial spaces on the ground level. 10th Street and Market are about to get a lot more lively!
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
10th Street, 10 Years Ago:
A sad, dejected 24-hour King's Diner sat on the corner of 10th and Mission, between Market and Mission.
Across 10th Street, and behind the diner, sat two parking lots.
On the corner of 10th and Market, a vacant lot sat across the street from the SF Mart, a trade-only wholesale furniture market.
10th Street, today:
Mercy Housing sits on the corner of 10th and Mission, with hundreds of below-market-rate family housing units upstairs in a 12-floor high-rise. Sumitra Salon, Back to the Picture/SoMa, and Cumaica Coffee occupy the ground-floor retail spaces.
Crescent Heights is developing the lot on Market and Mission, with a development including a 19-floor tower and a 38-floor tower, which will eventually contain over 750 market rate units, and retail spaces on the ground floor.
The wholesale furniture SFMart has been occupied by Twitter, with hundreds of tech employees now working in the building.
This once-empty street will, upon completion of the residential skyscrapers, now be home to over 15 businesses and thousands of residents.
A lot changes in 10 years! We're happy to be part of the revival of this new corridor which will be called New Market.
A sad, dejected 24-hour King's Diner sat on the corner of 10th and Mission, between Market and Mission.
Across 10th Street, and behind the diner, sat two parking lots.
On the corner of 10th and Market, a vacant lot sat across the street from the SF Mart, a trade-only wholesale furniture market.
10th Street, today:
Mercy Housing sits on the corner of 10th and Mission, with hundreds of below-market-rate family housing units upstairs in a 12-floor high-rise. Sumitra Salon, Back to the Picture/SoMa, and Cumaica Coffee occupy the ground-floor retail spaces.
Crescent Heights is developing the lot on Market and Mission, with a development including a 19-floor tower and a 38-floor tower, which will eventually contain over 750 market rate units, and retail spaces on the ground floor.
The wholesale furniture SFMart has been occupied by Twitter, with hundreds of tech employees now working in the building.
This once-empty street will, upon completion of the residential skyscrapers, now be home to over 15 businesses and thousands of residents.
A lot changes in 10 years! We're happy to be part of the revival of this new corridor which will be called New Market.
Friday, July 13, 2012
Crystal Dent, curator and participating artist, has been at it again, organizing our fifth installment of this beloved annual event!
This year's 20/20 lineup includes artists from the Bay Area and beyond:
2AM
Hethur Babka
Krescent Carasso
Crystal Dent
Max Ehrman
Brandon Fung
Chris Guarino
Jared Gutekunst
Ki-Rose
Kristin Kyono
LilJAPAN
Daniel Lorenze
Alex Luke
Kurt Manley
David Mason
Tim McLaughlin
Christopher Morrow
Todd Rutherford
Ryan Sivertsen
Julie West
The exhibit runs from July 14 through August 11, 2012. Opening July 14 from 7-9 pm, we hope you'll join us!
Get here early, if you'd like to try some Rogue brew on tap.
Back to the Picture Latin American Gallery
934 Valencia St. @ 20th St. - San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 826-2321
Look for the ability to purchase from the website by end of July (27th or so).
We welcome any feedback about the new site, or the information we've published. Thank you!
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Friday, June 1, 2012
We wish you adieu, Doug, and Godspeed in your journey through life.
We're hiring an experienced framer for sales and design. Weekends plus Mondays...apply in person with your resume in either store. We look forward to meeting you!
In the meantime, our new website is coming along nicely...we expect to have it up in less than two weeks.
We're hiring an experienced framer for sales and design. Weekends plus Mondays...apply in person with your resume in either store. We look forward to meeting you!
In the meantime, our new website is coming along nicely...we expect to have it up in less than two weeks.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Our regular website at www.backtothepicture.com has been acting funky lately. We talked to the web man, and he says we'll have to update our version at a large cost to repair the errors...but then we'll still have that website which isn't e-commerce capable.
We're investigating creating a new site. Bear with us while we do so...we should be introducing our brand-new site within the month of June!
We're investigating creating a new site. Bear with us while we do so...we should be introducing our brand-new site within the month of June!
Friday, May 18, 2012
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 26, 2012, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
The exhibit runs from May 26 through June 25, 2012.
Curated by Sarah Dorrance, MAPS ONLY features the cartographic artwork of 11 artists from the Bay Area and beyond.
The human spirit is an inquisitive one; maps are universally fascinating to most people because we enjoy exploring the world beyond our everyday existence. On exhibit will be maps of places, real and imagined, in media ranging from mosaic to multimedia, drawing, painting, and mixed media.
MAPS ONLY features the artwork of:
Mary Brown, Sarah Dorrance, Randy Figures, Heather Green, Char Green, Brian Jones, Dick Keltner, Oliver Lowe, Fernando Marti, and Debbie Sciales
LordRifa will provide musical accompaniment beginning at 7:30 pm on opening night. Join us!
Friday, May 11, 2012
As Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras winds down, Back to the Picture wishes to express its deep gratitude to those who made it possible:
Maria V. Pinedo has curated many exhibitions in our gallery since 2006. Maria is one of the leaders in the Bay Area for the Mata Ortíz pottery movement. Her exhibits have featured Mata Ortíz pottery, the artwork of Adalberto Pérez Meillón, which is inspired by this pottery movement, and Bay Area artists. Although this ceramics movement is more commonly seen in Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, it had been largely unseen by Bay Area audiences until Maria brought work to Back to the Picture, and the San Francisco Museum of Craft and Folk Art. Bravo Maria! We're hooked!
Steve Thompson & Louis Rodriguez of DeSilva Imports, who have returned to Back to the Picture for the second time with Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras, make incredible sacrifices to import items from all over México, and then install and man the exhibit and sale. With a successful existing online business at www.desilvaimports.com, they've begun bringing their merchandise and setting up in physical locations such as ours. Steve is a fountain of knowledge with regard to contemporary and folk arts from throughout México and maintains close friendships with the artisan families that produce the work. Thank you Steve and Louis!
Vita Paramo, Maria's daughter, is ever at her mother's side while we install, host Opening Receptions, run, and disassemble Maria's exhibitions at Back to the Picture Latin American Gallery. Vita is one of the best preparators and facilitators that we know, having grown up in the Mission and helping Maria when she was with Galería de la Raza. Vita, you are a part of our family. We thank you for all your dedication and hard work!
Juan R. Fuentes, Ester Hernandez, and Emmanuel C. Montoya, dear friends and world-class artists: thank you for exhibiting in Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras! Your work continues to awe and inspire us.
La Familia Peña Govea, for giving us a reason to dance at the Opening Reception...you have the gift of music, and you share it liberally. Thank you Miguel and Susan!
And always...
All the members of our community who come to our events and make purchases in support of the arts...we salute you!
Maria V. Pinedo has curated many exhibitions in our gallery since 2006. Maria is one of the leaders in the Bay Area for the Mata Ortíz pottery movement. Her exhibits have featured Mata Ortíz pottery, the artwork of Adalberto Pérez Meillón, which is inspired by this pottery movement, and Bay Area artists. Although this ceramics movement is more commonly seen in Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, it had been largely unseen by Bay Area audiences until Maria brought work to Back to the Picture, and the San Francisco Museum of Craft and Folk Art. Bravo Maria! We're hooked!
Steve Thompson & Louis Rodriguez of DeSilva Imports, who have returned to Back to the Picture for the second time with Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras, make incredible sacrifices to import items from all over México, and then install and man the exhibit and sale. With a successful existing online business at www.desilvaimports.com, they've begun bringing their merchandise and setting up in physical locations such as ours. Steve is a fountain of knowledge with regard to contemporary and folk arts from throughout México and maintains close friendships with the artisan families that produce the work. Thank you Steve and Louis!
Vita Paramo, Maria's daughter, is ever at her mother's side while we install, host Opening Receptions, run, and disassemble Maria's exhibitions at Back to the Picture Latin American Gallery. Vita is one of the best preparators and facilitators that we know, having grown up in the Mission and helping Maria when she was with Galería de la Raza. Vita, you are a part of our family. We thank you for all your dedication and hard work!
Juan R. Fuentes, Ester Hernandez, and Emmanuel C. Montoya, dear friends and world-class artists: thank you for exhibiting in Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras! Your work continues to awe and inspire us.
La Familia Peña Govea, for giving us a reason to dance at the Opening Reception...you have the gift of music, and you share it liberally. Thank you Miguel and Susan!
And always...
All the members of our community who come to our events and make purchases in support of the arts...we salute you!
Friday, May 4, 2012
We're offering some framing specials you won't want to miss!
At Back to the Picture Latin American Gallery, at 934 Valencia Street, in San Francisco's sunny Mission District, we're running a Mother's Day Sale. Take 20% Off Custom Framing, Decorator Art, and Framed Mirrors, through June 15, 2012 (long enough to use for Father's Day, too!).
We've been steadily working at establishing a decorator art gallery on the right side of the Latin American Gallery. Many beautiful items are hanging there just waiting for a good home!
At Back to the Picture/SoMa Gallery, at 83 10th Street, in the vibrant South of Market District, we're running a Grand Opening Sale. Take 30% Off Custom Framing, Decorator Art, and Framed Mirrors, through June 15, 2012.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
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| Mis Madres by Ester Hernandez |
Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras
April 28 through May 13, 2012
Reception: Saturday, May 5, 7-9 pm
Cinco de Mayo!
If you're coming into the Mission on Saturday night for Cinco de Mayo, be sure not to miss Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras at BttP Latin American Gallery!
Don't forget your Mother's Day gift this year...Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras has something for everyone's mother, hand selected from artists throughout Mexico.
Shop Now Through Saturday.
Each item is unique, so shop now for the best selection!
The exhibit runs through May 13, so if you miss the reception, you'll still have over a week to come see the wonderful folk-art offerings in Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras.
Rarámuri, a signed silkscreen print by Juan R. Fuentes, is being raffled off to benefit Apoyo Tarahumara, a 501 c-3 that caravans into the mountains of Chihuahua, Mexico, and brings much needed food and supplies to the Tarahumara indigenous communities (Rarámuri in their native tongue).
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| Rarámuri, by Juan R. Fuentes, Silkscreen on Paper |
Raffle tickets are $1.00 each, or 6 for $5.00. All proceeds benefit Apoyo Tarahumara. Raffle tickets will be pulled on Saturday Night, May 5, between 7-9 pm. You need not be present to win.
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| Plenty to choose from at Back to the Picture's Latin American Gallery, during Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras! |
Back to the Picture Latin American Gallery
934 Valencia Street @ 20th Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 826-2321
Up Next at BttP LAG... Maps Only: Radical Cartography in Contemporary Art
May 26 - June 25, 2012
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 26, 7-10 pm
Featuring the work of: Brian Jones, Char Green, Deborah Sciales, Fernando Martí, Heather Green,
Mary Brown, Oliver Lowe, Randy Figures, The Reverend LordRifa, Richard Keltner, and Sarah Dorrance.
Maps Only is curated by Sarah Dorrance with assistance by Maxine Kraemer.
Back to the Picture LAG - 934 Valencia St. @ 20th St. - SFCA 94110 - (415) 826-2321
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At Back to the Picture/SoMa Gallery, we're featuring Thriving Resilience, through May 19 (it's been extended for two weeks past its original close date).
Cheers, by Jerry Frost
Oil on CanvasThriving Resilience Frontpiece
Thriving Resilience
...Life Through Positive Eyes
Thriving Resilience features works by seven Bay Area artists living with HIV/AIDS. Curated to include artwork by people who are thriving, despite their positive diagnosis. Meant to be a beacon of hope to those who are newly diagnosed, those who suffer with depression regarding their status, or just anyone who wants to see a positive, uplifting exhibit, we invite you to dig deep, find your inner unabashed joy, and witness how an HIV positive life can be resilient and positive!
This is my co-worker Derek Hargrove's curatorial debut, and he's selected pieces that feature primarily jewel-tones. Our SoMa location is a smaller, more boutique-style business, with framing on the right and gallery walls on the left, so come check out Thriving Resilience!
Back to the Picture/SoMa Gallery
83 10th Street, betw. Market & Mission Streets
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 558-9901
Join us!
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
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| Black Pottery by Doña Rosa of Oaxaca, Mexico |
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| Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras, installed at Back to the Picture Latin American Gallery |
Many, many things, my friends! Let's start off with what's in the galleries.
On Valencia Street, at Back to the Picture's Latin American Gallery: Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras.
Our friends Steve Thompson and Louis Rodriguez of DeSilva Imports have teamed up with Maria V. Pinedo to bring us this wonderful selection of Mexican Folk Art! Painstaking to import, Steve, Louis, and Maria have taken great care to curate a selection of some of the finest pieces south of the border. Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras illustrates the craftsmanship and artistry passed on through the generations in many Latin American families. In honor of Mother's Day, this show has many gorgeous items suited to give as gifts. There are a few pics here, but much more to see on Facebook.
The Reception is this Saturday Night, May 5, 2012, from 7-9 pm. RSVP here!
Here's a sampler of what's in the gallery:
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| Panamanian Baskets - Museum Quality Work! |
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| Sculpture by Magdalena Pedro Martinez, of Oaxaca, Mex. - hand burnished beauty! |
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| Zapotec Rugs (sooo lovely), Possum from Oaxaca, Mother's Quilt (draped), Hand-painted mirror by Adalberto Pérez Meillón, and Milagritos (in turquoise arch) by Raechel Running of Arizona, USA. |
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| Lydia! by Emmanuel C. Montoya, silkscreen print, hand tinted |
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| Obelisk-shaped Olla, by Olga Quezada of Mata Ortíz, Chihuahua - hand built and painted |
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Hi Everybody! This is Derek at the SOMA location giving you a little update on what's going on! So the opening of Thriving Resilience was a big success! The work will be exhibiting throughout the month of April, so there's still time to see it and take some of it home for your own house.
Also, for the Spring we are giving 30% off all custom framing, ready made frames, decorator art, and framed beveled mirrors, (this excludes original & consignment artwork unfortunately). So come on by and see me. 30% off is a big chunk so now's the time to take advantage of it.
Over at the mothership, (our store on Valencia), Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras opens on April 28th in time for Mother's Day on May 6th, and runs until May 13th. Our gallery turns into a market of Mexican Folk Art, jewelry, pottery, textiles & rugs, ceramics, and art work from 3 local Bay Area artists. The opening reception for this Mother's Day Extravaganza is May 5th, from 7-9 pm. So join us over their for music, dancing and treats at the market!
That's about it for now, need to stop blogging and start framing, these pictures aren't going to frame themselves! See you later!
Also, for the Spring we are giving 30% off all custom framing, ready made frames, decorator art, and framed beveled mirrors, (this excludes original & consignment artwork unfortunately). So come on by and see me. 30% off is a big chunk so now's the time to take advantage of it.
Over at the mothership, (our store on Valencia), Gracias Madre...Mercado Sin Fronteras opens on April 28th in time for Mother's Day on May 6th, and runs until May 13th. Our gallery turns into a market of Mexican Folk Art, jewelry, pottery, textiles & rugs, ceramics, and art work from 3 local Bay Area artists. The opening reception for this Mother's Day Extravaganza is May 5th, from 7-9 pm. So join us over their for music, dancing and treats at the market!
That's about it for now, need to stop blogging and start framing, these pictures aren't going to frame themselves! See you later!
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Opening Reception Tonight!
So this is Derek at the SOMA location and I am trying to stay busy getting the gallery ready for the big opening tonight of "Thriving Resilience....Life Through Positive Eyes"
Randy and I installed all the art work earlier this week so all that's left really is the nitty gritty- clean the bathroom, sweep the floor, organize stuff that should have never been unorganized! Papers and stuff....
Here's the announcement card:
Looks like we are expecting a good amount of people so this should be fun and hopefully we'll raise some money for the AIDS Emergency Fund at the same time.
See ya tonight!!!
Randy and I installed all the art work earlier this week so all that's left really is the nitty gritty- clean the bathroom, sweep the floor, organize stuff that should have never been unorganized! Papers and stuff....
Here's the announcement card:
See ya tonight!!!
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Back to the Picture is now blogging.
It's 2012. That means we need a blog!
Happily, Google provides blogger for personal and business use, and its user-friendly platform means that even a technology-challenged person like me can start blogging. Thank you Google!
What will you find on Back to the Picture Blogs?
About Framing: You'll learn about our framing promotions and specials, industry news, see pictures of new products, and learn about our framing operation. Also, custom framing trivia will be available, to share our love of framing and art.
About Our Art Exhibits: You'll learn about our exhibit rotations through our two gallery spaces, each located within our two Back to the Picture locations in San Francisco.
What is Back to the Picture?
Custom framers with a passion for art, who exhibit local artists in our onsite galleries. We're a San Francisco company, a family business, and the dream of an entrepreneur. We've been in business since 1985.
Happily, Google provides blogger for personal and business use, and its user-friendly platform means that even a technology-challenged person like me can start blogging. Thank you Google!
What will you find on Back to the Picture Blogs?
About Framing: You'll learn about our framing promotions and specials, industry news, see pictures of new products, and learn about our framing operation. Also, custom framing trivia will be available, to share our love of framing and art.
About Our Art Exhibits: You'll learn about our exhibit rotations through our two gallery spaces, each located within our two Back to the Picture locations in San Francisco.
What is Back to the Picture?
Custom framers with a passion for art, who exhibit local artists in our onsite galleries. We're a San Francisco company, a family business, and the dream of an entrepreneur. We've been in business since 1985.
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