Fair Programming & Pop-Ups
Pier 3
FOG MRKT
Six distinctive purveyors will offer singular and editioned works that spotlight artists, designers, and makers. This year, FOG MRKT will feature Hugomento, Quince & Co., Small Works Projects, MMclay, CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, and Works In Progress.
HUGOMENTO
Hugomento is a boutique art gallery in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood founded by curator Hugo Lai in 2016. For the first time at FOG MRKT, Hugomento is excited to present a special showcase of US-based contemporary artists from the gallery roster. Visitors can explore unique handcrafted sculptural and functional art objects—including wild clay ceramics, reclaimed wood, and handblown glass—that pay homage to authentic materials and heritage artistry.
QUINCE & CO.
Quince & Co. is the award-winning Jackson Square hospitality company founded by Chef Michael and Lindsay Tusk. At FOG MRKT, Quince at Home presents pieces where the restaurant’s commitment to craft and material finds its expression in design. The shop, which curates works from master artisans for the home and table, will be exhibiting the beautifully refined ceramics of Cécile Cayrol. Rooted in a studio practice in Arles, Cayrol’s sculptural work in stoneware and porcelain reflects a rare devotion to form and texture.
SMALL WORKS PROJECTS
Artists just want to make things, and for thirteen years Small Works has helped them as the premiere custom frame shop on the West Coast. Now we’re helping in another way by producing limited edition prints and objects with some of our favorite folks. Launching at FOG MRKT, Small Works Projects presents editions, collaborations, and objects by and with our favorite artists.
MMCLAY
MMclay is a San Francisco-based ceramics studio known for handmade tableware that blends design, craft, and everyday ritual. Owner and designer, MaryMar Keenan, is excited to share an expanded range of custom homeware designs that reflect MMclay's dedication to thoughtful pieces created with the intention of bringing elevated beauty into daily use.
CCA WATTIS INSTITUTE FOR CONTEMPORARY ARTS
For FOG Design+Art 2026, CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts is offering a range of works from its prestigious limited editions made over the last two decades by artists such as Ken Lum, Joan Jonas, Catherine Opie, Pope. L, and Anicka Yi, amongst many others who have collaborated with the Wattis Institute. Alongside the limited editions are beautifully crafted tabletop artworks and functional objects created by advanced students from the California College of the Art’s Furniture Atelier program.
WORKS IN PROGRESS
Works In Progress, the local contemporary design initiative, presents a special edition of handcrafted objects for the entryway. Each piece interprets the transitional moment between inside and outside, expressed through wall mirrors, hooks, trays, mail holders, and stools. All participating artists and designers are Bay Area–based, working across both traditional and experimental sculptural media. The collection features concept-driven, small-edition works to live with and treasure at home.
PARK LIFE
Park Life, a retail store based in San Francisco’s Richmond neighborhood, is focused on contemporary art and design. The Park Life pop-up at FOG will feature a highly curated selection of art and design products and a large selection of books.
FOG TALKS
Pier 2
ARTIST ACTIVATIONS & POP-UPS
Jasko Begovic, Refugees R Us at CULT Aimee Friberg; photo by Nicholas Lea Bruno, courtesy of CULT Aimee Friberg
JASKO BEGOVIC
Artist Jasko Begovic (Sko Habibi) will present an installation that recreates his Bernal Heights storefront studio as a performative, community-driven marketplace. Blending tapestry, wearable sculpture, live sewing demonstrations, and collaborative performance, Begovic invites visitors into an intimate exchange of stories, craft, and culture. Shaped by his own experience of displacement from Bosnia, his practice centers creativity as a form of connection, empowerment, and play. Visitors will be able to purchase handmade items on site, ranging from custom hats featuring Begovic’s street poetry to hand-painted sweatshirts and one-of-a-kind wearable sculptures.
THE STOUT BOOKMOBILE
William Stout Architectural Books joins FOG FOCUS with The Stout Bookmobile, a traveling outpost offering Stout's signature curation of architecture, design, and visual culture books. The Stout Bookmobile will be parked outside the entry to Pier 2.
FOG Family Days
Capacity is limited
SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
Saturday, January 24, 12:00–2:00 p.m.
Make a yarn sculpture inspired by the work of Sheila Hicks with SCRAP! Children and their grownups will be invited to explore colors and textures using yarn and other fun materials. Free goodie bags will also be available so participants can keep creating from home (while supplies last). Best for children ages 8 and younger.
SFMOMA Family Programs feature hands-on art making and other inspiring, creative activities for children and their families in the museum. Programs encourage creative exploration through child-led, open-ended making and play.
BAY AREA DISCOVERY MUSEUM
Sunday, January 25, 12:00–2:00 p.m.
Create a collage masterpiece with the Bay Area Discovery Museum! Children will cut, layer, tear, arrange, and remix a variety of colorful materials to build their own vibrant collages. In Collage Corner, children will explore composition, experiment with textures, and turn everyday materials into expressive works of art. Using a variety of paper, fabric scraps, scissors and glue kids bring their ideas to life—one thoughtful layer at a time.
Bay Area Discovery Museum is an organization dedicated to one core belief: every child has the potential to grow and thrive through joyful play. Situated at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, the museum offers immersive experiences that spark creativity, foster curiosity, and encourage meaningful connections between children, their families, and the world around them.