Don Hershman | Contemporary Fine Artist & Painter
Exploring form, shadow, and architectural resilience through striking contemporary acrylic paintings and works on paper. Based in San Francisco, California.
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Superfine Art Fair - Booth #61
Don Hershman, a San Francisco-based artist and podiatric surgeon, will showcase his distinctive contemporary artwork at the Superfine Art Fair San Francisco from March 6-9, 2025. Known for his innovative approach to texture, shadow, and composition, Hershman brings a unique perspective to the art fair, exploring themes of human experience through compelling visual narratives.
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Don Hershman is a San Francisco-based artist and podiatric surgeon who has been featured in solo and group exhibitions across the United States and internationally.
His work is marked by a unique use of texture, shadow, and shapes to create scenes that depict his chosen subjects in a subjective, vibrant dimension.
Archival Pigment Prints
Commissions
Featured Collections & Art Series

=OUT OF LINE=
A deep dive into structural geometry and visual rhythm, focusing on the line as building block, the emotional resonance of weathered surfaces, and the evolution of form from barns to human identity.

Still Still
Bold, minimalist compositions exploring texture and quiet introspection. These acrylic-on-canvas works reframe everyday objects through a lens of hard-edged shadows and rich color fields.

Urban Abstraction
Inspired by modern architecture and spatial dynamics, this series uses precise geometric layering, contrasting values, and structural forms to evoke the rhythm of urban landscapes.
In-Situ & Scale Visualization



Art for Curated Spaces
Don Hershman’s large-scale paintings are designed to anchor modern architectural spaces. His work brings a striking, sophisticated focal point to corporate lobbies, high-end residential projects, and contemporary gallery exhibitions.







