I Love it, Love it, Love it. Its a must attend for every one. Its a little different taste of LA with. Walking around experiencing the sights and sounds of the independent art n corner musicians is something i never thought id enjoy until i came here. N then the foid truck rally was just a sensory overload. And even better its Free to the public.

Paid a visit here in 2016 whilst on holiday from Scotland. The exhibits need to be seen. The 2 gents we spoke to (apologies, have forgotten the names!) were extremely informative. Thanks for your time and courtesy.

The LA Art Work is awesome!Ive also included some pictures of graffiti art from around the city.It is AMAZING the skills some Angelinos have.

My family visiting from Tennessee and I stop by the SFAE what a great place really cool photos of all the rock bands we loved, fascinating. Best part was the guys who worked there, very knowledgeable about bands and music history. One dude took us to a back room and gave us a course on the Beatles. We loved it. If youre in San Francisco stop by and get a real San Francisco experience. An buy a one of a kind art piece. Thanks Guys great job.

On my first visit there, Sheryl took me upstairs where I was able to see Roger Dean originals and lots of artwork from Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” among many amazing pieces.

I was in San Francisco from Georgia, wasting time while awaiting my girlfriends later flight into Oakland - we came to visit her family for the (belated) holidays. I stopped by the San Francisco Art Exchange because Im a huge fan of music history and the exhibit caught my eye. After walking in and saying hello to one of the employees at a desk, I overheard him make a comment to another employee at the desk behind him to which the second employee replied, well, we have insurance. I then felt their eyes - among other employees - burning through me the entire time I looked at the pieces on the walls. I can only assume that they made these comments because of my grungy attire, consisting of a denim vest, hoodies underneath, jeans with holes in the knees, and a backpack. I get that the Union Square area has a homeless issue but I have never felt been more offended by such classism. While I loved the pieces on display, I wasnt able to enjoy them and I will never recommend this gallery to anyone - in San Francisco or outside of it.

Great place! Amazing owner who will tell you all about the photographs and whats behind them.

I just happened to pass by at the end of the day, before I knew it I was getting a personal tour through the gallery of the AMAZING photographs and artwork - much thanks to Anna and Jim for being so kind, helpful, and willing to share your stories. See you next year!

We saw an article in the in-house magazine in our hotel and were excited to check them out.My husband being a huge music lover, we made a trip to the area just to visit. First off, Cameron was very welcoming and informative. It was a pleasure hanging out with him for a bit. Fantastic collection. Must see if youre an art/music lover.

Always an experience. Incredible collection of historical images. Passionate staff. If you’re into iconic rock photography - and perhaps owning one - this place is a must visit.

Awesome art gallery and really friendly staff.

Excellent art gallery which we visited while staying in San Francisco. Wed travelled from NZ and Id located this place before we left. Most helpful staff with the chief curator showing us the extra pieces of art upstairs. John Lennon etc. Wonderful

Small, yet interesting

Wonderful San Francisco Gallery a few blocks west of Union Square featuring Rock & Roll prints by Ron Wood, (Artist & British Guitarist for The Stones) and Photography by Ethan Russel, Gered Mankowitz, Jim Marshall

Great trip went to see art..

This guy knows everything, hes got an a collection of rock and roll photographs that cannot be believed. Its the Beatles, its the Rolling Stones, its Pink Floyd, its David Bowie, its Janis Joplin, its Jimi Hendrix, but its not just these artist its the way they are presented, the beauty of the art, the photographs will knock your socks off, this is a must see.If you like rock n roll kids youre gonna love this place

Always c a please visiting the San Francisco Art Exchange! I like how the images are constantly changing!!

... Double WOW ..!

This place is really unique! Its a must go for those who love pop culture art in San Francisco

This place has THE best collection of classic rock art, and photographs in SF and possibly the world.

I saw many photos and works related to Rock&Roll. I saw some collage works and found them awesome! And I saw many versions of photos where Beatles passing through traffic lights. Hehe:) I saw one version of it on internet previously and I learned the artist name: Ian McKenzie..

Experience the other side of this Great Artists on Photo and Paint

Exhibition based on photographs from the book Marilyn: Intimate Exposures, going back to the pre-Marilyn -- Norma Jeane Baker time, when she was discovered by photographer Bruno Bernard and ended up getting her first contract with 20th Century Fox.Also on display - originals by Alberto Vargas, peruvian artist and one of the most famous painters of pin-up girls.

Awesome place and informative staff

No Johnny cash San Quentin pictures.

Amazing photographs on display

Heavenly