Exhibitions:

Pop-Up Exhibition Sunday May 6, 2012:

We will be presenting a special one day "pop-up" exhibit at San Francisco Sunday Streets on 5/6/2012. This exhibition will feature a couple of works each from our previous Felines on Film, Steinlen and Local Photographers shows as well as our upcoming Ship's Cats exhibit and a few surprises. Look for us in the afternoon along Valencia Street between 22nd and 23rd Streets. This is, of course, a free exhibit.

Coming Summer 2012:

In honor of the America's Cup Races coming to San Francisco the Cat Museum will present an exhibition: "Cats on the Seven Seas".

Dates and location for this exhibit are currently not available.

Spring 2011:

Our Spring exhibit, featuring the work of local photographers, is now closed having run through the month of May. Twelve artists contributed a total of twenty five photographs for this exhibition.
To see some of the images from this exhibit click here.
This free exhibition took place at Morty's Deli, on Golden Gate Ave., near the Civic Center.

Winter, Spring & Summer 2011:

Steinlen/Felines on Film Exhibition (now closed as of 08/20/2011)

Big thanks to Camille Leon for hosting this exhibition at her Salon; 5191 3rd Street, San Francisco.
This exhibit included items from the previous Steinlen exhibition as well as ten framed photo's from the earlier "Felines on Film" exhibit at Sugar Cafe. This was a free exhibition open to the public.

Fall 2010:

This exhibit of Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen's work took place at Camille Leon's Salon; 5191 3rd Street, San Francisco.
The original exhibit featured the work of Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen and other "Belle Epoch" French Artists.
This free exhibition, open to the public, began on December 21st, 2010.

Our exhibit "Felines on Film" is now closed. We hope those that viewed it at Sugar Cafe enjoyed the
exhibition and those that missed it will come see our next exhibit coming in December 2010.
Sugar Cafe is located at 679 Sutter Street, between Taylor and Mason Streets.
The exhibition had been open from 10am-11pm seven days a week November 8th through November 21st, 2010.
This was a free exhibition open to the public.