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Chung 24 Gallery
Chung 24 Gallery
San Francisco - 698 Pennsylvania Avenue - CA 94114
Chung 24 Gallery, originally established in 2021 on 24th Street in San Francisco's Noe Valley, relocated in June 2024 to the dynamic Dogpatch/Potrero neighborhood. This new location is a hub for creativity, surrounded by a rich community of galleries and artist studios, providing the perfect setting for this forward-thinking gallery.

As a woman-owned art space, Chung 24 Gallery is dedicated to showcasing photography and photography-based mixed media art. The gallery's programming highlights the work of emerging, mid-career, and established artists, both from the Bay Area and beyond. With a focus on innovative visual storytelling, the gallery invites collectors and art enthusiasts to experience and support diverse voices and cultural perspectives through compelling photographic work.

Chung 24’s mission is rooted in the discovery of new talent and the promotion of fresh perspectives, while also providing a platform for more established photographers to share new works and explore contemporary art practices. The gallery is passionate about engaging with the ever-evolving landscape of photography and pushing the boundaries of how the medium is perceived and utilized.

With its commitment to diversity and creativity, Chung 24 Gallery fosters a space where both seasoned and up-and-coming artists can share their visions and where collectors can connect with meaningful, thought-provoking art. By continuously embracing new trends and nurturing artistic exploration, the gallery plays an important role in enriching the San Francisco art scene and contributing to the broader conversation on photography and its role in contemporary art.

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