Museum · SoMa
SFMOMA
151 Third Street, San Francisco 94103
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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is one of the largest modern and contemporary art museums in the United States, anchoring the SoMa cultural district near Yerba Buena Gardens. Its seven floors of galleries cover painting, sculpture, photography, design, media art and architecture, from early modernism to new commissions. Free-to-see ground-floor spaces and Thursday late openings make it a regular stop for locals as well as visitors.
Permanent exhibitions
- Fisher Collection galleries on Floors 4 to 6: Warhol, Martin, Mitchell and Serra in monographic rooms
- Memory and Matter: Kiefer, Kentridge and other artists on personal and collective history
- Calder, Kelly, LeWitt: a gallery on color, line and form
- Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen: Thinking Big
- 1900 to Now: a survey of SFMOMA's own modern and contemporary collection
- Free-to-see pieces including Jacob Hashimoto's Giant Arc and Barbara Stauffacher Solomon's Strips of Stripes
