Bay Area Women Gallerists Panel
Schedule
Thu Mar 19 2026 at 06:00 pm to 08:00 pm
UTC-07:00Location
The Academy SF | San Francisco, CA
About this Event
Women's History Month Panel: Bay Area Women Gallerists
Join the Northern California Women's Caucus for Art (NCWCA) for a panel discussion with Bay Area arts leaders Kate Eilertsen, Annette Shutz, Danielle Fox, and Diane Chung.
Topics include:
- What galleries look for in artists
- How to attract gallery representation
- Practical guidance for women artists starting or expanding their careers
March 19, 2026
The Academy, 2166 Market St., San Francisco
Doors 5:30 pm | Panel 6 pm
Cash bar, light refreshments
Easy public transit access
Cost: $15 (NCWCA members and non-members)
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The panel:
Kate Eilertsen – Executive Director at di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art. Former director at Intersection for the Arts, Museum of Craft and Folk Art, and Sonoma Valley Museum of Art. She's spent decades in museums from the Met to Harvard to the Bay Area.
Annette Schutz – Owner of ArtHaus Consulting and co-founder of ArtHaus Gallery. She's been a gallerist, curator, and art advisor for 30+ years and has reviewed portfolios for San Francisco Artist Network since 2015.
Danielle Fox – Founder of SLATE Contemporary Gallery in Oakland and Principal Partner of SLATE Art Consulting. She has a PhD in art history and 30 years of experience spanning teaching, Sotheby's London, and the interior design field.
Diane Chung – Owner and director of CHUNG 24 GALLERY in San Francisco. She founded her gallery in 2021 as a platform to showcase compelling photography-based work, after years as a fine art photographer herself.
Hosted by Northern California Women's Caucus for Art (NCWCA), a nonprofit chapter of the national Women's Caucus for Art. We create community through art, education, and social activism while advocating for equity in the arts.
Where is it happening?
The Academy SF, 2166 Market Street, San Francisco, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
USD 17.85

















