Jay Mercado Studio

San Francisco, United States

5

2 reviews

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+1 415-751-4232
Website:
www.jaymercado.com
Address:
4754 California Street, San Francisco, CA, 94118
b/t 10th Ave & 9th Ave
Inner Richmond
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 mi8th Avenue
0.2 mi6th Avenue
0.7 miSacramento St & Cherry St (Stop 16293)
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2 reviews of Jay Mercado Studio

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Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA
I have driven by the studio many times and a painting in the window has always caught my eye. Finally stopped to find out who it was and knocked on the door and met Jay himself.
I love his work, the detail, and of course the focus on food, agriculture, and migrant workers. And the scale of his pieces is fantastic — think big! Really nice guy and I can’t wait to own a piece of his work one of these days!
Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA
VERY cool artist’s studio. Not a gallery — an honest working studio in the heart of the Richmond with some very cool pieces by the resident artist, Jay Mercado.
He seems to have focused on a couple of different stylistic tacks in the last few years, producing some very beautiful and emotive works of both still life’s and of migrant farm workers. Some of his bigger pieces are very reminiscent of (and appear to have been influenced by) Diego Rivera.
My wife and I picked up a few prints for holiday gifts and a couple of more for our home. Definitely try to check this place out!
P. S. I think the next open house is Saturday, Dec 9th, 2006