1504 SOUTH COAST HWY
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(925) 408-2907
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FOLKLORE POP-UP AT HEATH CERAMICS (SAN FRANCISCO)
FOLKLORE POP-UP AT HEATH CERAMICS (SAN FRANCISCO)
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April 12th, 2026
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April 10–19, 2026
Monday through Friday 10am to 6pm
Saturday and Sunday 10am to 5pm -
Heath's Mission District Factory & Showroom
2900 18th St, San Francisco, CA 94110
A story about coming home. Featuring artwork by Emelie Richardson, Michael Sharf, Briana Devoe White, Debra Fritts, Rebecca Mapes, Angela Nicholas, Jim Olarte, Anna Sheffield, and Logan Wannamaker. Curated by Gallerist, Kelly Dye from Berkeley, CA.
Following the thread through histories, mining the past to ground wholly in presence. Inviting reflection and a coalescence of all the parts that bring us to this singular moment of beauty and collaboration. A bright beginning in time-worn territory, weaving the old with the new.
EMELIE RICHARDSON
Emelie Richardson’s handwoven works blur the boundaries of traditional craft and painting. In Emelie’s handwoven paintings, chance and improvisation have become integral elements to the laborious process of weaving, in which fluid line and form cannot be easily controlled. Allowing the materials to play a large role in informing the work, Emelie highlights spontaneous subtle shifts in surface texture and tonality. Emelie currently lives and works in Chimayo, New Mexico.
2024
29” x 34.5”
Jute, wool, cotton
$5,000
2024
27.5” x 32”
Wool, natural dyes
$4,600
2024
10.75” x 12.75”
Wool, natural dyes
$1,200
2024
10.75” x 12.75”
Wool, cotton, natural dyes
$1,200
2024
12.75” x 13.75”
Jute, wool, cotton, acrylic paint
$1,800
2022
19” x 28”
Wool, natural dyes
$3,600
2024
27.5” x 31.5”
Wool, natural dyes
$4,800
2024
26.5” x 32.5”
Wool
$4,200
2024
26.5” x 34.5”
Wool, natural dyes
$5,000
2022
36” x 27.5”
Jute, cotton
$5,400
11 Deeper Well
2025
37” x 29”
Wool, natural dyes
$6,400
2025
27” x 35”
Wool, natural dyes
$5,000
13 Pasture IV
2025
51” x 55”
Wool
$14,500
JIM OLARTE
Olarte’s work ranges from large to small installations created out of marine objects that he’s found or salvaged. Each piece, whether a delicate seashell or a piece of wave-tumbled driftwood, is treated with respect, as coequal elements of an infinity of integrated life cycles. These bits from the sea and shore are often knotted into his macrame art. He doesn’t drill holes into any natural element of the earth, shells or rocks, but only uses their natural or eroded holes and openings.
2025
Sizes vary: 6-8” long x 3-5” wide
Rock wrapped in leather cord
$350
2025
33.5” x 3”
Driftwood wrapped in leather cord
$500
2025
37” x 13”
Driftwood wrapped in leather cord
$995
2025
10.5” x 4.5”
Rock wrapped in leather cord
$750
Colorado native Logan Wannamaker is a ceramics artist, father, and avid outdoorsman based in Taos, New Mexico. The pottery he creates embodies the southwest landscape in its color, texture and material. Each piece of art is made entirely of the earth’s materials.
2024
11” x 9.75” x 4”
Locally harvested clay, wood fired
$1,100
2024
17” x 17” x 5”
Locally harvested clay, wood fired
$2,560
2024
12” x 12” x 18”
Locally harvested clay, wood fired
$3,680
2024
17” x 17” x 16”
Locally harvested clay with inclusions, wood fired
$4,300