Hunters Point Shipyard “Parcel G” Farewell: Artists Talk + Silent Auction (SF)
Hunters Point Shipyard Artists | 451 Galvez Avenue, San Francisco, 94124
Free / RSVP
Join The Shipyard Trust for the Arts to pay tribute to six buildings on Shipyard Parcel G that the U.S. Navy is demolishing.
This installation, created in the final months before these buildings are removed, preserves their histories as part of the physical and cultural fabric of Hunters Point Shipyard – before they are lost.
Don’t miss this special artist talk on the last day of the exhibit by four artists working on the Shipyard – your final chance to say farewell the the buildings, see the “Echoes of Parcel G” exhibition and bid on artwork.
Closing Artist Talk: Parcel G Project and Working at the Shipyard
Saturday, April 11, 2026 | 1-4p Exhibit, 2-4p Artist Talk
Hunters Point Shipyard Artists, 451 Galvez Avenue, San Francisco
FREE – RSVPThe four Artists will discuss how the Shipyard has shaped their work for this exhibit and what it means for their artistic work to have a studio at the Shipyard.
Speakers:
Stacey Carter
Celeste Chin
Sean Karlin
Nikki VismaraModerated by: Rhonel Roberts
Getting There:
Free parking | Served by Muni lines 15 and 19 | Wheelchair accessible (gallery is fully accessible; for accommodations for illumination please email info@shipyardtrust.org in advance)
Schedule & Details
- Exhibition Open Viewing: 1-4p
- Artist Talk: 2-4p
- Explore the exhibit in person at your own pace – no reservation needed!
- Last chance to bid in auction or buy a favorite piece.
Parcel G Buildings to be Demolished Hold History
- Mixed media Art & History Installation by Stacey Carter
- Exhibit on display in the Shipyard Gallery February 21 – April 11, 2026
Stacey Carter’s installation documents six buildings at Hunters Point Shipyard – 351, 351A, 366, 401, 411, and 439 – slated for demolition.
Through recovered artifacts, historic photographs, original documents and archival research, the work traces the layered histories held within these structures. Built to support World War II ship repair and later Cold War research, these spaces carried the labor of shipfitters, welders, machinists, and engineers whose work sustained naval operations. In later decades, they were adapted for civilian use, housing artists, fabricators, and small industries.
More Information
Website: shipyardartists.com/echoes-of-parcel-g-auction
Email: info@shipyardtrust.org
Facebook: @shipyardartists
Instagram: #hunterspointshipyardartists
Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.
Cost: FREE*
