Togonon Gallery

I’ve been here a few times. The artwork is always unique and well worth an afternoon of browsing. The staff is helpful and friendly.

I’ve been here a couple of times, notably for the opening reception of Leonardo Pellegatta’s «Indefinite Path» last month. The curator, Fabiola Gironi, did a wonderful job of putting together a classy yet casual event that drew a cool crowd but was still intimate enough that I was able to chat with the artist. The beautiful work, highlighting his connection between Milan and Tokyo, was amplified by the open and inviting nature of the gallery itself.
If you’re downtown and you want to experience some art in a tranquil environment, give this gallery a visit!

Art at it’s finest. I first met Rafael and some of the other staff members of Togonon Gallery at the best of the bay 2008. I had the pleasure of seeing some of David Johnson’s b/​w photography there and was instantly drawn to how great these 1950’s photos of San Francisco were. I was amazed that theses photos have not been mass published.
I’ve never collected photography but was drawn to David Johnson’s work. I didn’t pick up anything that night but I did go to the gallery about a month later and picked up a beautiful piece that shows Geary and Filmore streets with a news stand that was from the 1950s.
Staff members were all very nice and suggested a few places where i could get this beautiful piece framed. Service was excellent and they were not pushy on the sale. Buying big art pieces like this seem to be scary and daunting, but Rafael made it very easy for me to purchase something here and not treated any differently from other customers.

this place has a lot of very kewl contemporary local artists… i was there for an event and to my surprise found many of the artwork on display very appealing. It really adds to the surrounding of a party. If you are in the market of getting some artwork for your walls, make sure you check out their location.