ArtlyOwl

Innovative art from creators in your community. Now on Wescover!

We started ArtlyOwl to make it easier to discover and purchase great, original artwork from artists in our neighborhood. With a focus on local, we aim to create a stronger sense of community in the neighborhoods in which we live, while also providing broader access to beautiful, original pieces and unique art events. We take a fresh approach to traditional art services, supporting a fair business

model for artists and art lovers and leveraging investments made in artwork via creative programming with selected artists. Engage with your community via one-of-a-kind pieces created by artists in your city, bring the culture of the city into your space, and help us connect the arts community to local companies and residences.

11/02/2022

An important note from our Founder:

I am excited to announce that ArtlyOwl has joined Wescover!

In the last six years, ArtlyOwl has grown from an initial idea, inspired by an interest in connecting our friends and neighbors to all of the great local art we spotted around San Francisco, to a fully-operational business. We have curated a network of more than 175 artists across four major markets and hand-selected a collection of over 2000 artworks to showcase in our online gallery. In addition, we have placed art in both corporate and residential spaces, often in partnership with the talented A&D firms we are proud to work alongside. Most importantly, we have connected communities through art via studio visits, pop-up art shows, and unique art events – living up to our mission to democratize access to art and elevate the role it plays in our daily lives.

Wescover is a marketplace of unique art and designs — shared and sold directly by the original Creator. By joining forces we can accelerate growth, expand opportunity for Creators, and provide a broader range of art and design offerings to our clients and partners.

I am thrilled to leverage the strong foundation built at ArtlyOwl to further our mission through Wescover. Thank you for sharing our dream and providing the support that has helped us reach this pivotal juncture!

Elise Boivin | Founder, ArtlyOwl

09/19/2022

We love kicking off the week with great news to share. The residents of Glen Park are loving our client’s new mural by … so much so that the wrote a feature on the piece!

Read their article via the link in bio.

Happy Monday from ArtlyOwl.

P.S. We’ve been busy this summer preparing for another exciting announcement. Stay tuned for that one, soon!

07/29/2022

New Season, New Art - https://mailchi.mp/08ffa2b2f53b/happy-2022-from-artlyowl-15014492

Time has flown for the ArtlyOwl team! The changing seasons have brought fresh artwork, an expanded artist network, engaging client projects, and expanded partnerships. Read about what we were up to this spring in our latest newsletter and view our current exhibition, “We Have Been Where You Are Going” for a peek into how we’ve kicked off the summer season.

07/15/2022

Fresh work from this week’s featured artist, ! View select pieces from his “Photo Construction” Series, inspired by temporary installations created for Corporate Headquarters. Link in bio.

Spoiler: keep following for more revised print editions from Martin over the next few days!

07/12/2022

Our friends at Artsper are on a roll! This week’s featured artist is our very own . View Martin’s revised edition of prints from his collaborative “We Have Been Where You Are Going Series” on . Link in bio.

07/05/2022

Another week, another feature by our friends at Artsper! Congratulations to Barbara Levine ( )for your featured profile and exhibition. Read more about Barbara and view her revised edition of prints from her “We Have Been Where You Are Going” series on Artsper. Link in bio.

07/02/2022

“We don’t know the people who populate our photographs but we can embody their boredom, their anxiety, and the desert sun on the backs of their necks. They chose to capture their moments for unknowable reasons. Martin and I have chosen to yoke them together to conjure future places and infinite possibilities They have been where we are going.” – and

05/20/2022

Our friends at are celebrating 20 Years with an outdoor Performance Art Event TOMORROW (Saturday, May 21) from 2–6 pm! Join them (and us!) at Kapwa Gardens for an afternoon of live performances, interactive art installations, SideCaraoke with TNT Traysikel, and food and drink from pop-ups! Registration is free or pay-what-you-can. All benefits ensure the continued success of Root Division's unique model for keeping artists working at the heart of San Francisco. Let’s celebrate 20 years of art and community!

Featuring:

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RSVP to attend, link in ‘s bio

04/30/2022

“As life slowed down, within a narrowed physical space, I’ve found opportunities to reflect in ways that were previously buried. I look for ways to highlight emotions and the invisible by creating alternative landscapes to enter and escape into within the familiarity of my home. Using light and reflective materials like an emergency blanket, I mimic the landscape and hope to evoke the feelings that arise when immersed in nature. Through this meditative process, creating other-worldly spaces, I contemplate the human impact on the land and the resilience and power of nature.” - San Francisco artist

View more from Anna in our online exhibition, “Human Nature,” showcased on . Link in bio.

04/29/2022

“Breathe” by LA artist “seeks to encourage a thoughtful conversation with the viewer about their relationship to nature and the earth.”

All artworks featured in our online exhibition were selected with Earth Month in mind. View more pieces in the exhibition on . Link in bio.

04/28/2022

Our featured exhibition, “Human Nature”, showcases work from five female artists who speak to the importance of recognizing human impact on our planet and the need for change.

As curators, artists and art appreciators, we are often asked to balance aesthetics with weighty subject matter. We know exploring human impact on environment and how we can enact change is critical to our collective futures but we still innately gravitate to aesthetically pleasing subject matter.

How can we balance aesthetics and communication? How can we use beauty as a means of transmitting serious messages?

“Human Nature” explores the possibility of speaking to our tenuous environmental times through visually engaging imagery that inspires a positive path forward. The five female artists showcased use their art to connect us to important environmental topics. Each has her own inspiration and visual communication method; all seek to convey the importance of protecting our planet.

View all works in the exhibition on . Link in bio.

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