Emily Fromm

Emily Fromm is a prominent Bay Area artist, illustrator, and muralist known for her contemporary urban landscapes and cityscape paintings. Born in Los Angeles, California in 1991, she has established herself as a rising talent in the San Francisco art scene.3

Artistic Style and Themes

Emily Fromm's work primarily focuses on:

• Urban landscapes and cityscapes
• Colorful depictions of San Francisco neighborhoods
• Contemporary interpretations of diner culture and city life

Her style has been described as a blend of graphic art and pop art, with color-blocked compositions that capture the essence of urban environments.1

Notable Exhibitions and Installations

Emily Fromm has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions:

• "No Vacancy" (solo exhibition) at 111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco (January-February 2019)1
• "There You Go, Wherever You Are" (solo exhibition) at 111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco (January-May 2022)1
• "A Look At London" (solo exhibition) at StolenSpace Gallery, London (November 2020)1

One of her most significant permanent installations is:

• "Four Corners" mosaic installation at San Francisco International Airport's Harvey Milk Terminal 1 (August 2020-present)14

Public Art and Murals

Fromm has also created public art pieces, including:

• A movie theater mural for Arts Los Altos, located on Satura Patisserie on Main Street2
• Four mosaic murals illustrating San Francisco's colorful districts: the Mission, Castro, and Embarcadero4

Recognition and Press Coverage

Emily Fromm's work has garnered attention from various publications:

• Featured in HI-FRUCTOSE, HYPEBEAST, and Juxtapoz magazines for her "No Vacancy" exhibition1
• Profiled in the San Francisco Chronicle as a painter of urban landscapes5
• Highlighted in VICE for her color-blocked pop art paintings celebrating California diner culture1

Emily Fromm continues to be an active and influential artist in the San Francisco Bay Area, with her work appearing in galleries, public spaces, and private collections.