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Best Art Galleries in San Mateo

Real videos of Art Galleries in San Mateo — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. The Box Shop

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    EclecticArtisticCreativePop-up eventsArt showcasesLocal workshops

    About the venue

    The Box Shop, located at 951 Hudson Ave in San Francisco, is a versatile venue known for its creative pop-up events and art showcases since it opened in 2019. The space combines studio and gallery features and hosts a rotation of food vendors, art installations, and local workshops. Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options from local chefs while experiencing the collaborative nature of the venue. The adaptable layout allows for a range of events, from art openings to community gatherings, attracting both residents and visitors interested in the local arts scene. The eclectic ambiance enhances the creative experience.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a series of murals on a blue corrugated metal wall. The camera pans right, revealing various artistic designs and cartoon mouse figures holding signs.

    951 Hudson Ave

  2. Julia Bolgov photostudio

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    ProfessionalModernWelcomingProfessional photographyModern studioPersonalized experiences

    About the venue

    Julia Bolgov Photostudio is located on S Amphlett Blvd in San Mateo, California, specializing in professional photography services. The studio provides a range of photo shoot options, including portraits, family sessions, and commercial work. Established in 2015, it features a modern studio space equipped with professional lighting and backdrops. The photographer is known for creating personalized experiences that cater to each client’s needs.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a logo for 'JULIA BOLOGOV PHOTOGRAPHY', featuring a woman holding a camera and a baby within a circular frame. The logo is displayed against a white wall, with a black pen moving towards the center. As the camera pans right, a window with partially drawn blinds and trees outside becomes visible, along with a light stand entering the frame.

    1730 S Amphlett Blvd