Tachina Rudman-Young pictured in her booth at the March 2025 Superfair Art Fair

San Francisco, CA

Photo by Tinashe Chidarikire

BIO

“creativity is a powerful vehicle for transformation through self-expression—a way to give form to and heal what is in our hearts.”


Glazing (Painting) a large sculpture.

2026

Tachina Rudman-Young is a San Francisco–based multidisciplinary artist and creativity facilitator whose practice spans painting, ceramics, and dance. Drawn to vibrant color, rich texture, and expansive gesture, she creates large-scale abstract paintings and ceramic sculptures through a playful, intuitive process. Working with clay, acrylic and encaustic paints, oil sticks, and found materials, she draws inspiration from her emotional landscape and the natural world. For Rudman-Young, creating art can be cathartic: a way to move through frustration and intensity or express pure joy. Her practice is grounded in the belief that creativity supports growth, healing, and happiness through personal expression. She sees creation as a powerful vehicle for transformation—a way to give form to what is in her heart.

Her approach is shaped by an interdisciplinary background in visual art and dance. She holds dual bachelor’s degrees from San Francisco State University: one in Fine Arts, with a concentration in ceramics, and one in Dance, with an emphasis on performance, education, and ethnology. Bringing a dancer’s awareness of rhythm and breath into the studio, she approaches painting and sculpture as whole-body practices grounded in presence and movement.

Rudman-Young’s painting education has been largely self-directed. Alongside two years of study at San Francisco City College and a semester at Dominican University with Foad Sutterfield, she has continued learning through classes and workshops with teachers on both coasts over the past 15 years.

In both her studio practice and her teaching Tachina takes joy in inspiring you to surround yourself with your beauty, creativity and to live your life to the fullest, with all the passion in your life.

 

Artist Statement

2026

I’m in a constant state of amazement at the world around me: Nature’s beauty, saturated color, wind, water, and movement in general, all inspire me to create.”

 

Sculpting/Altering a wheel-thrown piece before joining to a larger piece.

The Pottery Studio, SF, CA 2026

I’m in a constant state of amazement at the world around me: Nature’s beauty, saturated color, wind, water, and movement in general, all inspire me to create. 

I choose to paint abstract because I love the way it suggests, implies something, without stating it definitively. Trying to suggest, without “over-telling”, both challenges and engages me as an artist. I also love the possibility, openness and freedom it allows both me, and my viewers to interpret my paintings.

In the studio, I work intuitively, focusing on the joyful, passionate and celebratory aspects of color. Using my breath and large motions, I focus on letting go, being present, and infusing the work with spontaneity. As I experiment, I allow the paint, gravity and chance to do most of the work. This combination of body, breath, movement, and music, helps me reach a state of total immersion in the creative process. It’s a gift to take a break from the constant chatter of my “monkey mind”, (as some mediation teachers refer to our busy minds). I’m “blessed” by a combination of a highly active, creative mind, endless creativity, and unending restlessness. When I don’t create, I implode, or explode. Creating, is my mediation, and my constant healing. 

Art and dance have given me the gift of being able to be present with myself, in the moment. I know I am not alone in finding art as my salvation. I share my work in order to inspire viewers to feel more alive, engaged and awe struck by the beauty of life as they view my work…so that we can celebrate the joyfulness and color of life together.

 
Tachina Rudman-Young Solo Art Exhibit, curated by Ann Smith, Director of Featherstone Center for the Arts, at Feldman Family Artspace, Martha's Vineyard, MA, 2024

Twilight Haze Solo Exhibition at Feldman Family Artspace,

Martha’s Vineyard, MA 2024

CV | TACHINA RUDMAN-YOUNG

b 1974 • Nationality | American

sOLO EXHIBITIONS

INVITATIONAL

Twilight Haze, Curator/Juror Ann Smith, Director, Featherstone Center for the Arts, Feldman Family Artspace Gallery, Martha’s Vineyard, MA, April 2024

Humanity, Figurative Sculpture, Alta Bates Hospital, Oakland, CA, 2009

New Art Collectors celebrate purchase of Tachina Rudman-Young's Art

New Collectors Celebrating their acquisition at Vivre Le Couleur Solo Exhibit.

MADUSALON, CA 2018

 

SELECTED ARTIST-PRODUCED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

Light Over The Sound, Vineyard Haven Library, Martha’s Vineyard, MA, 2023

Vibrant Abstracts, Permanent Collection, Madusalon, Union St., SF, CA, 2021-Present

Eno Wine Bar, Union Square, San Francisco, CA, 2021

Vivre Le Couleur, Exhibit, reception with live music, Madusalon, Divisadero Location, San Francisco, CA, 2018

Vivacious Metal Prints, Exhibit, reception with live music, Salon Nine, San Francisco, CA, 2018

Vibrant Abstracts, Permanent Collection, Whole Family MD, San Francisco, CA, 2018-Present

Abstract Prints on Metal, InnerFog, San Francisco, CA, 2018

Francisco, CA, 2008

Tachina Rudman-Young Solo Art Exhibit at Whole Family MD in Noe Valley, SF, CA

Permanent Collection of Metal Prints at Whole Family MD,

SF, CA

2018 - Present

Celebration of Color, Fire Rescue Benefit & Open Studios, San Francisco, CA, 2017

Solo Abstract Painting Show, Conlan Hall, CCSF, San Francisco, CA, 2017

Figurative Sculpture Solo, Front Street Windows, San Francisco, CA, 2009

Tachina Rudman-Young Figurative Sculpture, Open Studios Exhibit, San Francisco, CA, 2009

Solo Exhibition, Figurative Sculpture, Inner & Outer Beings, SF Architecture, San

Collectors with Blue Square, Fire Rescue Benefit

San Francisco Open Studios, 2017

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

INVITATIONAL

On the Edge of Light, Curator Tachina Rudman-Young, West Tisbury Library, Martha’s Vineyard, 2026

Soft Power, Curator Minie Mitchel, A Loft of One’s Own, Emeryville, CA, 2026

San Francisco City Hall District 7 Offices, SF Women Artists Gallery Invitational Exhibit, CA, 2024-2025

 

Ameriprise Exhibit, Curator Susan Kirshenbaum, San Francisco Women Artists Gallery, San Jose, CA, 2020

5 in the Loft (5 Women Artists), Curator Jackie La Lanne, O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, Mill Valley, CA, 2023

Abstract Art’s Unlimited Boundaries, Curator Roberta Gross, Louisa Gould Gallery, Vineyard Haven, MA, 2019

Infinity Towers Exhibition, San Francisco Women Artists Gallery, Infinity Towers, San Francisco, CA 2019

Serenity, Curator: Matt McKinley Women’s Health Center, San Francisco, CA, 2018

Earth, Ceramics & Glass Exhibit, Cathedral Gallery, Oakland, CA, 2009

Faculty Show with Stravinsky’s Fire Ballet, The Crucible, Oakland, CA, 2008

Go Figure, Figurative Exhibit, Black Bean Gallery, San Jose, CA, 2016

Group Figurative Show, Black Bean Gallery, San Jose, CA, 2010

Fine Art Photographer David Welch, Master Watercolorist Lynn Hoeft & Painter Tachina Rudman-Young at their group exhibition, On The Edge of Light, West Tisbury, MA 2026

San Francisco, CA 2018

Rudman’s Bubblegum Dish, Santa Fe & Magenta 17-

All Sold

Mission Bowling Club

SF Artspan’s Art in the Neighborhood, 2018

REGIONAL/ LOCAL EXHIBTIONS

Salon de Refuses, DeYoung Open Rejects, 4 Chickens Gallery, San Francisco, CA, 2023

Art in the Neighborhoods Group Exhibition, Artspan, Mission Bowling Club, San Francisco, CA, 2018 & 2019

Art Around Town, Petaluma Valley Hospital, Petaluma, CA, 2018

Abstracts, 311 Gallery, Raleigh, North Carolina, 2018,

The 20 x 20 Show, Featherstone Center for the Arts, Oak Bluffs, MA, 2016 (Painting)

Members Show, O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, Mill Valley, CA, 2012 (Fused Glass)

San Francisco City Hall, Supervisor Chu’s Office San Francisco, CA, 2008

Tiny, Studio Gallery, San Francisco, CA, 2007

Myths, Masks, Rites, & Rituals, Aurora Colors Gallery, Petaluma, CA, 2007

ACGA Holiday Exhibition, Art Object Gallery, San Jose, 2007

And How I Have Loved Thee Ocean, Aurora Colors Gallery, Petaluma, CA, 2007

Local Artists Show, Aspect Gallery, San Francisco, CA, 2007

Eastern Winds and Cherry Blossoms, Aurora Colors Gallery, Petaluma, CA, 2007

Multi-Media Art Exhibition, The Crucible, Oakland, CA 2007

Faculty Show, The Crucible, Oakland, CA 2006

Bay Area Figurative Art Exhibit 2004, Worth-Ryder Gallery, U.C. Berkeley, CA, 2004

East Meets West, Danville Fine Arts Gallery, 2004

Collector of “Yellow” 48” x 48” at Dart for Art Lyme Benefit Fundraiser, CA, 2019

Salon de Refusés, Rudman-Young with Todd Hanson of Four Chicken Gallery, SF, CA 2023

Into the Light, Penumbra Gallery, Sacramento, CA, 2004

ClayBodies, (Curator & Exhibiting Artist), CCACA, Davis, 2004

Art With Heart, San Francisco, CA, 2004

Sculptor’s Show, (City College Sculpture), San Francisco, 2003

Multi-Media Art Show, Municipal Building, South San Francisco, 2003

SELECTED FESTIVALS | OPEN STUDIOS

Superfair, Fort Mason Pavilion, March 2026, San Francisco, CA

Artspan Directory Show, SomaArts Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2009 (Sculpture), 2018, 2019 (Painting)

Palo Alto Clay & Glass Festival, Palo Alto, CA 2007, 2008 & 2009 (Sculpture) Association Clay and Glass Artist

Fire Arts Festival Exhibition, The Crucible, Oakland, CA, 2009 (Sculpture)

Members Show, O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, Fused Glass

Mill Valley, CA, 2012

ClayBodies, Rudman-Young Curator & Exhibiting Artist, California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Arts, Davis, 2004

SELECTED BENEFITS & AUCTIONS

Artspan Annual Juried Benefit Auction, Multiple jurors, San Francisco, CA, 2017, 2018, 2019

DART, Benefit for kids with Lyme Disease, Burlingame, CA, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2024, 2025

Big PAINT, Piedmont Center for the Arts, Fundraiser for Schools, Piedmont, CA 2019

ArtSpan’s Benefit Auction, Canvas Gallery, San Francisco, CA, Shipyard Trust for

the Arts Benefit Auction, Hunter’s Point Shipyard Studios, San Francisco, CA, 2009

Visual Aid Benefit Auction, SomaArts Gallery, San Francisco, CA, 2009

Women’s Cancer Resource Center’s Benefit Auction, Oakland, CA, 2009

Sophia Project Gala & Auction (ACGA), Fort Mason Center, San Francisco, CA 2008

Heart For The Arts, Benefit Auction: Creative Arts Charter School, CA, 2007

San Francisco Day School Annual Fundraiser Auction, San Francisco, CA, 2007

REPRESENTATION

San Francisco Women Artists Gallery (Juried Membership Gallery) Current

Black Bean Gallery, San Jose, CA 2010-2017 (Figurative Sculpture)

COLLECTIONS

Works held in various private collections in California, Texas, Massachusetts and Australia

EDUCATION

  • San Francisco State University

    • B.A. Fine Arts /Ceramics, 2002

    • B.A. Dance Education/Ethnology/Performance Choreography, 2002

  • University of California at Berkeley, 1992-1994

  • Semester Oil Painting with Professor Foad Satterfield, Dominican University, Fall Semester 2005

  • Four Semesters Painting Class, Professor Claire Brees, City College San Francisco, 4 semesters, 2011-2017

Celebrating a recently collected painting

October 2026

Bubble Gum Dish | 2018, 40” x 30”

Acrylic paint, Spray paint, sheetrock tape on canvas

Tachina with her piece “Amor Fuego”, 48” x 48” acrylic on canvas at the San Francisco Women Artist’s Gallery.

CURATORIAL EXPERIENCE

  • ON THE EDGE OF LIGHT 2026, CURATOR|ORGANIZER\EXHIBITOR, Three Artist Exhibit & Artist Talk, West Tisbury Library, Martha’s Vineyard, 2026 – Both in person and virtual exhibit & Artist Talks

  • SF Architecture Gallery, Arts Exhibitions Curator & Event Organizer, Heart-Centered Art Events, inspiring people and creating community through demonstrations and hands-on art activities. 2009 – 2011

  • ClayBodies, Curated, Organized & Installed Group Figurative Show celebrating “Bodies” in clay by 10 artists, spanning from emerging to well-established, as part of the California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Arts (CCACA), Davis, 2004

PROFESIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

  • ACGA, (Association of Clay and Glass Artists of California) Juried Exhibiting Member Since 2004

  • NCWCA (Northern California Women’s Caucus for the Arts) Current

  • SFWA (San Francisco Women Artist’s Gallery) Juried Member Since 2017

  • O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, Marin CA, Current

  • Artworks Downtown, Marin CA, Current

  • Sunset Artists Association, Local (prior) • Sunset Artist’s Group, Local (prior)

  • Potter’s Council, National (prior) • Sunset Artists Association, Local (prior)

AWARDS

  • Juror’s Choice Award: “What I love”, San Francisco Women Artists Gallery, Juror: Suzanne Gray, 2019

  • Award of Excellence: Santa Clara City Hall, 2008

  • Award of Artistic Excellence, Santa Clara City Hall, All Fired up Show, 2007

PUBLICATIONS

  • Roberts, Allision “Light Over the Sound”, MV Times, October 25, 2023

    READ ARTICLE

  • Remer, Abby, ‘Twilight Haze’: Vineyard-inspired visions, MV TIMES, April 17th, 2024 READ ARTICLE

  • Featured Ceramic Sculptor, Ceramics Today, Schiffer Books, 2010

  • Featured Artist, Association of Clay and Glass Artist of California, (book), Asia Korea Printing, 2011

  • “Dance Your Creative Pulse, Tachina Rudman Offers Art, Movement and Joy” by Rachel Trachten, Conscious Dancer Magazine, Fall 2007

Tachina Celebrating JUROR’S CHOICE AWARD by Gallery Owner Suzanne Grey for the “What I Love” Exhibition

San Francisco Women Artists Gallery, 2019

Rudman-Young Gives Artist Talk with Slides at Opening Reception of “On the Edge of Light”, West Tisbury Library, Martha’s Vineyard, MA, July 2026

SELECTED ARTIST TALKS

  • ON THE EDGE OF LIGHT, VIRTUAL AND IN-PERSON ARTIST TALK, 2026

  • Artist Talk, Ameriprise Exhibit, Presented by The San Francisco Women Artists Gallery, San Jose, CA, 2020 

LECTURES

  • Bay Area National Dance Week: Marketing for Success, Speaker on Panel Discussion, 2008

  • Institute for Health and Healing, (Sutter Health Affiliate), Lecture & demonstration on practices and methods of using art and movement for healing and self-expression,  Marin, CA, 2006

SELECTED DEMONSTRATIONS

Extensive hands-on demonstrations for various non-profits, with topics spanning from ceramic firing techniques to personal growth/healing using creativity, 2002-2010:

  • Legion of Honor, Demonstration of sculpting technique using movement, breath & clay.  Crucible Faculty, upcoming March/May 2010

  • The Crucible’s Fire Arts Festival, Educational Demonstration/Performance, Raku, Organize, & lead volunteer teams in demonstration of Americanized version of Japanese Raku Firing Techniques. Coordinate hands-on clay activities, and Mata Ortiz Potters demonstrations.  2008 – 2010

  • Makers Faire: Hands-On Clay Demonstrations, San Mateo, CA, 2009

  • Palo Alto Research Center, Facilitated Hands-on Clay/Movement group activity fostering joy, community and self-awareness as part of Association of Clay & Glass Artists of California show opening, Spring 2009

  • Legion of Honor – Figurative Sculpture Demonstration of ceramic hand-building techniques as part of college night. SF, CA, 2002

Raku-Kiln Ceramics Firing. Low temperature - fast firing process originated in Japan. The Crucilbe

Oakland, CA

Participants dance and connect in Art & Movement Workshop facilitate by Rudman-Young as part of Bay Area National Dance week, SF, CA, April 2009

PROFESSIONAL TEACHING & Facilitation EXPERIENCE

SELECTED 2004-2011

Extensive teaching experience at both educational and health and wellness non-profits, using art and movement to facilitate personal and creative growth among diverse populations:

CREATIVITY FACILITATOR

  • The Wellness Community, Transformation Healing Through Art, Walnut Creek, CA, 2008 – 2009

  • The Art & Healing Program CPMC & JCCSF, Creator/Facilitator - workshops 2005 – 2009

  • Quan Yin Healing Arts Center Offers alternative healthcare services to the general public and people with chronic and life-threatening illness. San Francisco, CA, March 2009

  • The Women’s Cancer Resource Center Provides informational resources & support for women living with cancer

  • The Shanti L.I.F.E. Program

  • Marin Abused Women’s Services’ Second Step Program Spring 2009

TEACHING ARTIST

  • The Crucible, Fire Art Center, Oakland, CA, Primary Ceramic/Sculpture Faculty, 2006 - 2010

  • Artist in Residence, Art for City Youth, ArtSpan, San Francisco, CA 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011

  • Palo Alto Art Center Children’s Summer Program Teacher Summers 2008, 2009, 2010

  • Richmond Community Center, San Francisco, CA

  • The Imagine Bus Project, Teaching Artist, Leonard Flynn R. Elementary School. 4-month residency.

  • Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center, San Francisco, CA 2009

  • Jewish Community Center of San Francisco, Ceramics Teacher, San Francisco, CA, 2004-2007

Parent-Child Clay Clay taught by Tachina at the Jewish Community Center

2006

Sculpture Student creating a Horse Self-Portait in Tachina’s beginning Ceramics class

The Crucible, 2009

ONGOING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT | SELECTED

Extensive ongoing professional development both as an exhibiting artist and facilitator 1996-2026

PAINTING AND DRAWING

  • Watercolor Landscape, Master Watercolorist Lynn Hoeft - Featherstone Center for the Arts, Martha’s Vineyard, Ongoing

  • Art And Energy Medicine, Teacher, Laurel Shear, O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, Mill Valley, CA, 2023

  • Drawing and Meditation, Teacher, Laurel Shear, O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, Mill Valley, CA, 2021-22

  • Collage to Paint, Teacher, Laurel Shear, O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, Mill Valley, CA, 2021-22

 

  • Advancing Your Art. Taking Your Painting To The Next Level, virtual class, Teacher, Michael Azgour, 2021

  • Stanford Continuing Education Painting Course, Teacher, Michel Azgour, 2020

  • Abstract Painting classes: Large Personal Abstract Format, Creating Space, Teacher: Roberta Gross, Featherstone Center for the Arts, Martha’s Vineyard, MA 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019

  • Encaustic workshop, 1-day encaustic painting, Teacher Eilleen P. Goldenberg February 2009

Tachina with her abstract painting in Roberta Gross’s large-format abstract landscape painting workshop

Featherstone Center for the Arts, Martha’s Vineyard, 2018


Lana Wilson & Tachina Rudman-Young at Lana’s 2-day workshop, Mother Earth Clay, CA, 2005

SCULPTURE & CERAMIC

  •  2-Day Encuastic Sculpture, Teacher Helen Dannelly, O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, Mill Valley, CA, 2026

  • Paper Pulp Workshop, Susan Hersey, 2-day, Petaluma, CA, 2010

  • CCACA, (California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Art) – (3 day) Ceramic Sculpture Davis, CA, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009

  • Ceramic Figurative Workshop incorporating personal symbolism, with Arthur Gonzalez. Anderson Ranch Art Center.  Two weeks. 2007

  • Figurative Sculpture Classes with Tebby George, San Francisco City College, 2004-2007

  • Ceramics Studio Assistant, 1 year, Sharon Art Studio, S.F., 2007

  • Studio Assistant, S.F. City College Figurative Sculpture Class, 2007

  • Art of Figure Sculpting, 7-Week workshop, Taught by Industrial Light & Magic Animator, Spring 2006

  • Lana Wilson, 2-Day Hand-building Workshop, Mother Earth Clay, CA, 2005

  • N.C.E.C.A. – The national council on education for the ceramic arts conference Baltimore, Maryland (One Week), 2003 & 2005

  • Human Anatomical Proportions Sculpture Workshop, 7 weeks, 2004

  • Ceramic Soda Fire Workshop, (Two weeks), Ruthanne Tudball, Certaldo, Italy, 1999

  • Apprenticeship in Traditional Hand building techniques/vessels, wood fire, (Six weeks), Guinea Conakry, West Africa, 1996

  • Ceramic Hand-building classes for kids, Ruby’s Clay Studio, SF, CA 1982

Lana Wilson giving beautiful hand-building demonstration at her 2-day workshop, 2005

Celebration of Color, Fire Rescue Benefit & Open Studios, San Francisco, CA, 2017

Tachina & Friend in front of Dragonfish Tail, Acrylic on Canvas 60” x 48”

GLASS WORKSHOPS

  • Glass Fusing & Slumping Class, Public Glass, San Francisco, CA, 2012

  • Glass Blowing Class, Public Glass, San Francisco, CA, 2012

  • Glass Fusing and Slumping, The Crucible, 2010

GALLERY EXPERIENCE & SELECTED OTHER

  • Art as Social Collaboration Workshop, Intersection for the Arts. Community Transformation through Art, Fall 2008

  • Cannonball Fine Arts Gallery, with Donna Seager, Sales, San Anselmo, CA, 2005

  • Gallery Design & Management Class, College of Marin, 2004

Tachina and Artist Friends (Sculptor Nicole Follin and Painter Alima Linda Salmon) Pose in front of Rudman’s Pink Joy, Mixed-Media on canvas, 30” x 30” at the Color Emotion Juried Exhibit

Artworks Downtown, 2018

 
 

Deep Gratitude

I feel a deep gratitude and appreciation for all of the wonderful teachers, friends, colleagues, jurors, galleries and non-profits educational centers that have supported and inspired me over the past 30 years — as I have grown and developed as an artist, teacher and human being.

I am also so grateful to all of the students who have put your trust in me and allowed me to share the creative process with you. Thank you so much for this gift!

Here are some of the organizations, teachers, galleries and local businesses that I love and appreciate. Please check out their websites and visit them in person.

I hope they inspire you too.

More Links coming soon!

ORGANIZATIONS

EDUCATIONAL ART CENTERS - OFFERS CLASSES

Ruby’s Clay Studio, SF, CA

Sharon Art Studio, SF, CA

The Crucible, SF, CA

Public Glass, SF, CA

The Pottery Studio, SF, CA

Jewish Community Center, SF, CA

CLASSES AND EXHIBITIONS

San Francisco Women Artist Gallery, SF, CA

Artworks Downtown, CA

O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, CA

Featherstone Center for the Arts, MA

Anderson Ranch, Colorado

San Francisco City College Art Department - Free Class for SF Residents

Palo Alto Art Center

ARTIST ORGANIZATIONS

NCWCA - Northern California Women's Caucus for Art

ACGA - Association of Clay and Glass Artists of California

ARTSPAN SF

Bay Area National Dance Week

DART for ART - Supporting Families with Lyme Disease - They have a really fun annual fundraiser where you get to DART/Run to pick your favorite piece. I donate artwork annually, so you can “win one of my pieces there.

CERAMIC CONFERENCES

NCECA - National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts

CCACA - California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Arts

SELECTED PAINTING TEACHERS

Oleg Osipov

Laurel Shear

Foad Sattefield

Claire Breese

Lynn Hoeft

Michael Azgour

SELECTED CERAMIC TEACHERS

Tebby George

Roberta Gross

Arthur Gonzalez

GALLERIES

A Loft of One’s Own

Four Chickens Gallery

WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES

Madulsalon

Whole Family Medicine

More Mojo Chiropractic

Bay AREA Q & A

Q: A Favorite place on earth?

A: Yosemite

Q: Favorite ICE Cream in SF?

A:The Ice Cream Bar, Cole Valley

Q: Best Dark Chocolate in SF?

A: A show-down between Recchiuti Confections, Christopher Elbow & Dandelion Chocolate!