Jemima Kirke, who plays Jessa on the "Girls" HBO TV show, has debuted her solo art exhibit in San Francisco. Check out photos of Jemima Kirke's paintings here!

Jemima Kirke will soon debut her first solo art exhibition of oil portraiture, titled "Platforms," at Fouladi Projects in San Francisco.

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According to T magazine, Jemima Kirke's show is a compilation of female-driven, oil-painted portraits. "Platforms" will feature seven canvasses of all-female subjects, such as her actress sister Lola Kirke, her Pilates and fitness trainer Cadence Dubus, and her 3-year-old daughter.

"I'm going to be more inclined to tell a woman, 'Would you mind taking your clothes off?' I'm pretty standard that way," Jemima told the New York Times.

Past sitters have included friends like "Girls" star and creator Lena Dunham, Liv Tyler, and Annabelle Dexter-Jones, the publications reports.

Kirke, the 28-year-old British-American actress who portrays bohemian character Jessa on the popular HBO TV show "Girls," paints in her free time in the basement of her Carroll Gardens brownstone in Brooklyn, which she shares with husband Michael Mosberg and their two toddlers, Memphis Jack and Rafaella.

"Platforms" will be on view March 21 - May 10 at Fouladi Projects, 1803 Market Street, San Francisco (fouladiprojects.com).

"Girls" season 3 finale airs this Sunday, March 23, at 10 PM on HBO. The episode synopsis reads: "Adam's opening night coincides with news for Hannah that could alter her career and their relationship. Meanwhile, Marnie shares a secret with Shoshanna; and Jessa's boss asks for a strange favor."