Open Studios 2024
Can't wait to have you at my studio on Oct. 5-6. My fellow artists, Mellissa Mohhamadi and Krystal Lauk, and I are gonna immerse you in our nature inspired art. Subscribe to my low-key Newsletter for the updates.
Meet the creators
Natasha Tsozik
The Host
Tattoo and fine artist. Specializes in fine-line botanical, portrait, and animal tattoos in a black and grey illustrative style. Natasha creates pop surrealism art in mixed media. In her fine art shop you'll find original paintings, prints, stickers, t-shirts, and accessories like patches and pins. Check out how SF Open Studios went last year.
INSTAGRAM | SHOP | STUDIO
Melissa Mohammadi
Abstract Artist
Living and working in the Bay Area. Immersive botanical landscapes on paper or pane will make you reimagine our natural world. Her work is in many private and public collections and has been exhibited nationally. Mellisa was the one to introduce me to Open Studios and hosted me as well as other artists at her cozy home in South SF.
INSTAGRAM | WEBSITE
Krystal Lauk
Artist & Illustrator
Krystal Lauk is the founder of San Francisco boutique agency Krystal Lauk Studios, specializing in art direction, tech-orientated illustration, and visual design. Her work has been recognized by American Illustration, the Society of Illustrators, and 3×3 magazine.
I will be opening my creative space to the public for ArtSpan’s SF Open Studios! Visit me on Oct.5-6 from 11am to 5pm to see where the magic happens. www.facebook.com/NatashaTsozik
📍 2344 3rd St, 94107, San Francisco (20th & 3rd st.)
The Location
Natasha Tsozik Fine Art Tattoo is the concentration of love for Art. The walls of the studio are covered with paintings and prints of various artists. Entering the studio you will be met by a cozy atmosphere and stylish interior details. A pleasant surprise will be the amount of space and light.
Nice and airy private studio is located in Dogpatch, 2344 3rd St, 94107, San Francisco (20th & 3rd st.) The location is easy to get to and close to public transport stops. Read more about the upcoming events.
ArtSpan evolved from SF Open Studios, begun in 1975 by a small group of enterprising artists who concurrently opened their studios to the public annually over one weekend to increase the accessibility of their work. Following the devastation of the 1989 earthquake, these artists created a strong organization to ensure SFOS would remain a San Francisco tradition, and in 1991, ArtSpan received its nonprofit, tax-exempt status. SFOS has grown exponentially; now spanning multiple weeks with over 800 participating artists and 100,000+ visitors.
ArtSpan continues to build a more resilient creative future with year-round artist-supporting programs advancing the creative careers of hundreds.
ArtSpan’s 50-year history is rooted in supporting artists through unprecedented times; from earthquakes to astronomical real estate surges, and variables beyond our control, we continue to adapt to serve our local creative community.
www.artspan.org