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Anthony Meier was established in 1984 as a private dealer in the secondary market. Working with both public and private collections, Anthony Meier built a highly regarded international reputation specializing in Post-World War II contemporary masters. In 1996, Anthony Meier opened a public gallery space in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco. In 2023, the gallery opened a new locatio

n in Mill Valley, California in a historic building downtown. As a public forum, Anthony Meier mounts five or more exhibitions per year dedicated to emerging, mid-career and established artists. The work shown in the gallery is consistent with the quality and visual aesthetic on which the business was founded. Anthony Meier is active both locally and globally, with membership in the Art Dealers Association of America and the San Francisco Art Dealers Association. Past and present participation in the major art fairs of the world has helped to merge our primary and secondary programs and present the gallery program as a cohesive progression, from post-war masterworks to contemporary artists working today. With our range and quality of work, the gallery inventory maintains a current and well-articulated profile in the art world at large.

27/08/2026

Thank you to all who joined us last night! We had a fantastic time delving into Terri Friedman’s practice as she discussed her solo show, “Overmuch”, with Margot Norton.

“Terri Friedman: Overmuch” is on view through September 18th!

24/08/2026

📣 This Wednesday! 📣

Join us at the gallery for a conversation between Bay Area artist and educator Terri Friedman and Chief Curator at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, Margot Norton, as they discuss “Overmuch”, Friedman’s first solo exhibition at Anthony Meier.

Wednesday, August 26th at 6 PM
This event is free and open to the public – no RSVP required.

Anthony Meier
21 Throckmorton Ave
Mill Valley, CA

Featured images:

Terri Friedman
“You Don’t Get to Know”, 2021
Cotton, wool, acrylic, chenille, and metallic fibers
78 x 68 inches
198.1 x 172.7 cm

Terri Friedman
“Noon”, 2026
Cotton, wool, acrylic, chenille and metallic fibers
53 x 32 inches
134.6 x 81.3 cm

Terri Friedman
“Likely Yes”, 2022
Cotton, wool, h**p, chenille, metallic fibers and acrylic paint
78 x 95 inches
198.1 x 241.3 cm

Terri Friedman
“CARE”, 2026
Cotton, wool, acrylic and chenille fibers
26 x 19 inches
66 x 48.3 cm

Terri Friedman
“Undermuch”, 2026
Cotton, wool, acrylic, chenille fibers, and acrylic paint
100 x 42 inches
254 x 106.7 cm

Portrait of Terri Friedman by Aaron Wojack, San Francisco, CA. Portrait of Margot Norton by Elliott Jerome Brown Jr., Brooklyn, NYC.

20/08/2026

Artist and educator Terri Friedman traces the path that led her to weaving, and to the emotive, joyful works that define her practice.

View the video at length on YouTube or via the link in our bio, and visit Terri’s solo exhibition, “Overmuch”, at the gallery through September 18th!

Produced, Directed and Edited by Kristin Delzell Kristin Delzell , Cimematographer and Technical Director, Avery Elisabeth Aves . Music by Isaac Monheit isaac . Artist portrait by Aaron Wojack Aaron Wojack .

18/08/2026

Spotlight: Rob Reynolds’ Watercolor Suns

Rob Reynolds’ paintings of the sun are equal parts a loving homage to California light and space artists, abstract color field painting, movie Westerns, and the sun itself; beautiful and magnetic, but at the same time, unsettling. For the artist, the sun is a theme he has returned to again and again as a subject that everyone can relate to, a way of bringing people together in uncertain times.

Along with this new selection of works, Rob will present a solo exhibition at Anthony Meier, opening this fall.

Come by the gallery to see these stunning works in person!

Artwork Images:

Rob Reynolds
“New Sun (magenta yellow)”, 2025
Watercolor on Arches rag paper
Framed Dimensions:
25 1/2 x 33 1/4 x 1 3/4 inches
64.8 x 84.5 x 4.4 cm
Paper Dimensions:
22 1/4 x 30 3/4 inches
56.5 x 78.1 cm

Rob Reynolds
“New Sun (yellow)”, 2025
Watercolor on Arches rag paper
Framed Dimensions:
25 1/2 x 33 1/4 x 1 3/4 inches
64.8 x 84.5 x 4.4 cm
Paper Dimensions:
22 1/4 x 30 3/4 inches
56.5 x 78.1 cm

Rob Reynolds
“New Sun (magenta light)”, 2025
Watercolor on Arches rag paper
Framed Dimensions:
25 1/2 x 33 1/4 x 1 3/4 inches
64.8 x 84.5 x 4.4 cm
Paper Dimensions:
22 1/4 x 30 3/4 inches
56.5 x 78.1 cm

12/08/2026

Save the date!

Join us on Wednesday, August 26th at 6 PM for a conversation between Bay Area artist and educator Terri Friedman and Margot Norton, Chief Curator at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, as they discuss “Overmuch”, Friedman’s first solo exhibition at Anthony Meier. Together they’ll trace the artist’s journey across art forms toward weaving and textiles, the emotional and chromatic saturation of her work, and reflections on her practice as a whole.

In conversation: Terri Friedman & Margot Norton
Wednesday, 26 August, at 6 PM

Anthony Meier
21 Throckmorton Ave
Mill Valley, CA

This event is free and open to the public – no RSVP required.

10/08/2026

We’re delighted to share that artists Barbara Stauffacher Solomon and Jesse Schlesinger have been selected for the San Francisco Art Commission’s new Art Corridor on Minna and Natoma Streets, a permanent commission in collaboration with the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Yerba Buena Partnership that transforms a pair of SoMa alleys in downtown San Francisco into ‘a safer, more entertaining walk’—a pedestrian art corridor running between Mission and Howard. Solomon, who pioneered the famous ‘Supergraphics’ that presently adorn the lobby of SFMOMA, will design the project’s asphalt paving, while Schlesinger contributes the street furniture.

Solomon’s contribution runs the length of Minna Street, between Third and New Montgomery: an iconic Supergraphic motif of ‘can-can’ legs. The design nods to Minnie Rae Simpson, a legendary San Franciscan of the rambunctious 1870s, while its angled red-booted legs reference what Solomon called the ‘post-war party’ culture of the late 1940s—the years she spent as a nightclub dancer at the city’s Copacabana. The imagery carries her signature blend of humor, wit, and a distinctly feminist sensibility.

Schlesinger’s sculptures for Natoma Street draw on the San Francisco skyline and the natural surroundings that frame it—Mt. Tamalpais, the Bay shoreline, and the city’s hills. Among them: a vertical sculpture in granite and bronze, and a horizontal pedestal piece built from repurposed granite curbstone. Others repurpose granite blocks salvaged from 140 New Montgomery, some finished with a bronze element painted blue.

04/08/2026

Spotlight: Libby Black’s Watercolors

Drawing from her travels to Japan and a fascination with the everyday, Libby Black creates intimate watercolor paintings of butterflies, flora, and personal ephemera, set against washes of blue, green, and pink. Each scene offers a delicate record of feeling and time that can be sensed, but never held.

Be sure to view her new selection of works at our Mill Valley gallery!

Artwork images:

Libby Black
“Gut Feelings”, 2026
Watercolor on paper
Framed Dimensions:
33 7/8 x 26 3/8 x 2 inches
86 x 67 x 5.1 cm
Paper Dimensions:
30 x 22 inches
76.2 x 55.9 cm

Libby Black
“Growing Tender”, 2026
Gouache on paper
Framed Dimensions:
33 7/8 x 26 3/8 x 2 inches
86 x 67 x 5.1 cm
Paper Dimensions:
30 x 22 inches
76.2 x 55.9 cm

Libby Black
“Walking at Home”, 2026
Watercolor on paper
Framed Dimensions:
33 7/8 x 26 3/8 x 2 inches
86 x 67 x 5.1 cm
Paper Dimensions:
30 x 22 inches
76.2 x 55.9 cm

Libby Black
“Inward”, 2026
Watercolor on paper
Framed Dimensions:
33 7/8 x 26 3/8 x 2 inches
86 x 67 x 5.1 cm
Paper Dimensions:
30 x 22 inches
76.2 x 55.9 cm

03/08/2026

We’re pleased to see Terri Friedman’s solo exhibition, “Overmuch”, featured in Galerie Magazine’s August roundup! Read the full article at the link in our bio, and come view the exhibition at Anthony Meier through September 18th.

“Terri Friedman: Overmuch”
16 July – 18 September 2026

Featured Artwork:

Terri Friedman
“Undermuch”, 2026
Cotton, wool, acrylic, chenille fibers, and acrylic paint
100 x 42 inches
254 x 106.7 cm

22/07/2026

Studio Visit with Terri Friedman ✨

We joined Terri in her studio for an intimate look at her decades-long artistic practice. Trained in kinetic sculpture, Friedman turned to weaving following a pivotal encounter with a monumental Joan Miró tapestry in Barcelona, approaching the medium ever since as a sculptural form capable of holding attention, feeling, and presence.

Watch the full studio visit on YouTube via the link in our bio, and visit Terri’s solo exhibition, “Overmuch”, at the gallery through September 18th!

Produced and Directed by Kristin Delzell Kristin Delzell , Cinematographer and Technical Director, Avery Elisabeth Aves . Music by Isaac Monheit isaac . Artist portrait by Aaron Wojack .

21/07/2026

Spotlight: Jessie Henson’s “Gem” series

Small in scale but immense in their accumulation of time and labor, these intimate works distill the central ideas of Henson’s practice. Drawing with thread using an industrial sewing machine, Henson builds each composition through thousands of stitches until the paper begins to buckle and warp, revealing a delicate balance between resilience and fragility.

Set against fluorescent pink paper and punctuated with passages of gold leaf, Henson’s “Gems” possess a remarkable inner luminosity. Like precious stones, they are formed through the slow accumulation of time, pressure, and transformation, inviting viewers to slow down and experience the extraordinary relationship between color, light, and material.

These must be experienced in person—be sure to visit the gallery to see these new works!

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94941

Telephone

+14153511400

Website

http://www.anthonymeier.com/

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