Art · ArtHaus Pop-Up @ SCIC Italia
Fine art, at home in the kitchen.
The walls at 68 Division Street hold a rotating exhibition curated by ArtHaus Consulting. Kitchens, wardrobes and art are seen together, at full scale, the way a client will live with them.
The ArtHaus pop-up at Division Street, hung alongside an installed SCIC kitchen.
The collaboration
A rotating exhibition.
ArtHaus lists the SCIC Italia showroom as a current pop-up venue: a rotating exhibition at 68 Division Street.
Its pop-ups bring fine art into commercial and residential spaces, rotate to inspire acquisitions, and can open with receptions, gallerist-led tours, evenings with the exhibiting artists or a guest chef cooking amid the work.
Source: ArtHaus Consulting, Pop-Ups
Curator
Annette Schutz, ArtHaus.
A San Francisco gallerist, curator and art advisor for more than 25 years, Annette Schutz co-founded ArtHaus Gallery with James Bacchi in 1996 and has led ArtHaus Consulting since 2021.
“It is important that art feels harmonious in its surroundings,” she says. “Scale, surface, color, subject matter and installation all come together to create visual impact in homes and commercial spaces.”
In 2017 ArtHaus was added to San Francisco’s Legacy Business Registry. Its client list includes Ken Fulk, Kendall Wilkinson, Tucker & Marks, BAMO and Jonathan Rachman Design.
Sources: ArtHaus, About, History, Clients
For designers and their clients
Specify the room, then the walls.
Works on view can be acquired through ArtHaus. Annette works with collectors, interior designers and architects, and her pop-ups can host a client evening at the showroom.
Art at full scale
Review finishes, lighting and artwork side by side in installed kitchens, not on a sample board.
Through ArtHaus
Ask about any work on view, or about art matched to your project’s scale, palette and budget.
An evening at Division Street
Receptions, gallerist tours, artist evenings or a guest-chef dinner amid the exhibition.