March 19 @ 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Discover the best new art and support artists at The Superfair San Francisco 2026 fine art fair at Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture (FMCAC).
More than 160 top contemporary artists await art lovers for four days only at the FMCAC campus. Superfair visitors experience a friendly environment, affordable price points, and unique opportunities to meet emerging artists heading for global status.
Envision your home, filled with moments of wonder. At Superfine Art Fair, you meet unique, dedicated, uncommonly talented artists creating inspiring art. Find artwork that resonates with you, direct from the artist, and bring your walls to life.
Superfair’s legendary special programs are the perfect complement to a weekend filled with discovering thousands of original works of art.
Enjoy Disco Mermaid Opening Night, custom collector tours, live music, live art demos, performance art, and interactive installations. Savor local coffee, food, and spirits.
Sip cocktails with FrameLine’s movers and shakers while enjoying a selection of LGBTQ+ shorts programming. Experience the live installation of H.P. Mendoza’s ATTACK-DECKAY-RELEASE! alongside live art demos, the Combsy Liquid Light show, and DJ sets.
March 19 to 22, 2026
Thursday & Friday: 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Gateway Pavilion, Pier 2, Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, 2 Marina Boulevard, San Francisco
$25 to $150
The Superfair San Francisco 2026:
TheSuperfair.com/san-francisco
alex@TheSuperfair.com
FrameLine:
FrameLine.org
(415) 703-8650
info@FrameLine.org
H. P. Mendoza:
HPMendoza.com
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August 23, 2025 All day
From August 22 to 30, 2025, Fort Mason Arts presented the world premiere of DIASPORADICA, a three-hour immersive performance by the experimental collective RUPTURE.
DIASPORADICA unfolded as a journey through three acts: “Kickback” – an invitation to leisure and gameplay establishing intimacy between performers and audiences; “Performance,” featuring collective choreography and improvisation from diasporic storytelling traditions; and “Function,” transforming the space into a club environment positioning dance as communal spiritual technology. The work combined contemporary dance, immersive installation, ritual practices, and community engagement to explore themes of Black kinship, belonging, and artistic embodiment.
Related Programming
In conjunction with the performances, FMCAC hosted RUPTURE workshops featuring conversations between the creators and guest artists including Joanna Haigood, Ishmael Houston-Jones, Maurya Kerr, taisha paggett and, amara tabor-smith. Sessions explored themes including “Poetics of Place,” “Hauntology 101” and “Black Grammar.”
RUPTURE is an experimental performance collective founded by five San Francisco Bay Area and New York artists: josé e. abad, Styles Alexander, Gabriele Christian, Clarissa Rivera Dyas, and Stephanie Hewett. The collective brings together expertise in dance, visual arts, sound design, and community engagement to center Black and Queer experience, vernacular, and aesthetics as wellsprings for radical futurity. RUPTURE’s work explores layered encounters possible when artists assemble and build together.
From August 23 to 30, 2025, Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture presented the world premiere of DIASPORADICA, a three-hour immersive performance by the experimental collective RUPTURE.
Festival Pavilion, Pier 3 & The Firehouse
August 22, 2025 All day
From August 22 to 30, 2025, Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture presented the world premiere of DIASPORADICA, a three-hour immersive performance by the experimental collective RUPTURE at the Pier 3 Festival Pavilion.
DIASPORADICA unfolded as a journey through three acts: ‘Kickback,’ an invitation to leisure and gameplay establishing intimacy between performers and audiences; ‘Performance,’ featuring collective choreography and improvisation from diasporic storytelling traditions; and ‘Function,’ transforming the space into a club environment positioning dance as communal spiritual technology. The work combined contemporary dance, immersive installation, ritual practices, and community engagement to explore themes of Black kinship, belonging, and artistic embodiment.
Related Programming
CAC hosted RUPTURE workshops from August 25-27, 2025, featuring conversations between RUPTURE’s creators and guest artists including Joanna Haigood, Ishmael Houston-Jones, Maurya Kerr, taisha paggett, and amara tabor-smith. Sessions expolored themes including ‘Poetics of Place,’ Hauntology 101,’ and ‘Black Grammar.’
RUPTURE is an experimental performance collective founded by five Bay Area and New York artists: josé e. abad, Styles Alexander, Gabriele Christian, Clarissa Rivera Dyas, and Stephanie Hewett. The collective brings together expertise in dance, visual arts, sound design, and community engagement to center Black and Queer experience, vernacular, and aesthetics as wellsprings for radical futurity. RUPTURE’s work explores layered encounters possible when artists assemble and build together.
Friday & Saturday, August 22 & 23, 2025
Monday to Wednesday, August 25 to 27, 2025
Friday & Saturday, August 29 & 30, 2025
Festival Pavilion, Pier 3 & The Firehouse, Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, 2 Marina Boulevard, San Francisco
From August 22 to 30, 2025, Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture presented the world premiere of DIASPORADICA, a three-hour immersive performance by the experimental collective RUPTURE
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