"I want to make art accessible to everyone and allow people to realize that we are all creative beings and artists.”
Adele has a personal mission to recreate what the word “gallery” means. She wants to shift the perception that fine art is only for a certain slice of those who might be “in the know” and replace it with the idea that art is for all. Instead of people politely observing art with soft composed glances, she would like to see a population in her gallery that is ready to get their hands dirty and feel what it means to be an artist. She is creating a space where questions are welcome and where people feel comfortable using their voices, loud and clear, to explain what the piece means to them.
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Testimonials
We stopped by on accident and couldn't be happier we did! Adele took the time to share with us artist information and piece details, that made it fast and enjoyable to purchase a beautiful Harumo Sato piece. She even delivered it and hung it for us herself, the next day. Excited to keep an eye out for more pieces and exhibits. 10/10 would highly recommend!
Nayma Z.
A cute, lovely, refreshing art gallery. The artists Adele features have an amazing vibrancy and color story. Very cool!
Alex Chen
I was more than excited to see what I could only describe as a breath of fresh air to the gallery scene, owned by an artist you’re more likely find in trendy East Bay neighborhoods or San Fransisco’s Mission. Adele Gilani—the gallery’s young owner—had a series of her own work on display along with some select artists that had caught her eye. Only a blocks from the tourist attractions on Bridgeway, and right off Caledonia Street, Adele’s gallery is more than worth a visit.
Stephen Morie
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