MUNI Raised Me 2
March 10 – June 10, 2027
Muni Raised Me
A group exhibition featuring the radical living imagination of San Francisco–raised artists, with the Muni bus as its core

Muni Raised Me
125 Quint StreetSan Francisco, CA 94124The exhibit is in a block of warehouses on Quint St. We will have our roll up doors open during open hours.
Thursdays 6–9 pm
Free
ADA Accessible. The event space is on the first floor with no stairs to the entrance, or to the single-stall non gendered ADA bathroom.
Muni Raised Me 2 is the second iteration of Muni Raised Me, an exhibition that brought together works by artists born and raised in San Francisco, demonstrating that the beloved city of San Francisco is very much a cultural hub that values community and mutual care.
Building on that success, Muni Raised Me 2 celebrates the city’s artists, histories, and communities, transforming the warehouse space that houses the original Muni Raised Me bus into an active arts space to support artists and their practices, and a gathering space for people who care deeply about San Francisco. The project continues to build a legacy of radical culture keepers, artists, and lovers of San Francisco—and creates a space for that legacy to be experienced by people from around the world.
Exhibiting Artists
Alejandra Rubio, Jacqui, Mey Lee, Sophia Mitguard
Exhibition Support
Many thanks to the amazing people at SOMArts and SFMTA for their support!
This exhibition was made possible through the Further Triennial’s Community Impact Fund. Support for the Community Impact Fund is generously provided by the Carla and David Crane Foundation.
Muni Raised Me
Muni Raised Me is committed to celebrating and growing the legacy of San Francisco–born and raised artists. We understand our unique responsibility to our shared future while paying respect to our radical past. Muni Raised Me invites you to join us on the bus!
Things to Do Around Here
I love the coffee, snacks, and chill co-working vibe of the Hungry Cafe at Southeast Community Center.
Meymey Lee, Curator
Gumbo Social, a delicious spot for a true American classic. Good food, and kind people!
Meymey Lee, Curator
Herons Head Park! A beautiful lovingly restored park and nature area. Bring your binoculars for some excellent bird watching! Stop by the New Farm to check out the goats, and Bay Natives for some lovely local plants.
Meymey Lee, Curator