With support from the California Arts Council, Museum of Dance will produce a month-long Pop-Up exhibit to highlight the dance choreography and photography of California-based artist Jacob Jonas. The event will feature photos and live performances. It will be located at the Minnesota Street Project galleries in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood. The Pop-Up will showcase an educational partnership with students from the San Francisco Arts Education Project, who will contribute to the exhibit.
Our core programs and services include:
Education Partnerships: Collaborating with local and national schools, we provide comprehensive dance education programs for students of all ages, including movement, technique, choreography, performance, and dance history. We also offer civic engagement projects and paid internships, fostering a deep connection between dance and community.
Artist Partnerships: Working closely with local and national dance artists, we offer support, resources, and space for their presentations, performances, lectures, and teaching work. By nurturing these partnerships, we contribute to the growth and visibility of dance artists.
Archive Partnerships: We collaborate with local and international dance archives, shining a spotlight on hidden dance archives and assisting in the interpretation and understanding of their significance. By showcasing these archives, we contribute to the broader appreciation and preservation of dance history.
Exhibition Planning and Preparation: Engaging with students, local artists, national and international historians, and archivists, we design and create dynamic “Pop-Up” exhibitions that explore the connections between dance and communities. These exhibitions foster a sense of community engagement and connection.
At the Museum of Dance, we are dedicated to creating an inclusive and enriching environment that celebrates the art of dance and its profound impact on our lives.

