The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art houses a permanent collection of over 33,000 works, including more than 4,700 paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and 9,000 plus photographs. Originally opened in 1995, the museum has exhibited the works of Henri Matisse, Richard Diebenkorn, Dorothea Lange, Paul Klee, Cindy Sherman, Matthew Barney and many contemporary artists. Designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta, the space itself is a wonder to behold. After a major renovation completed in 2016, the SFMOMA now boasts seven floors of art along with exciting features including a living wall, sculpture garden and impressive views of Yerba Buena Gardens.
Built in 2011, this art museum majorly displays the work of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III apart from other renowned artists. It showcases the work of artists from 17th to the 20th century. Located in Downtown of San Francisco, this museum displays the collection of world renowned artists which surely deserves a visit. It stays open for public visit five days a week.
A fine art gallery which showcases the colorful and vibrant work of talented, distinguished artists in a monochrome themed space. This chic and contemporary space believes in exhibiting quirky form of art which includes sculptures as well as paintings. It has a big space with very minimal interiors and white background which is in contrast with the graphic, full of life piece of art.
111 Minna is an art gallery in which the entertainment and crowd are just as much a part of the effect as anything that might hang on the walls. Here you will find live music, dancing, performance art and film among your choices on a given night at this eclectic establishment. The small, intimate tables are perfect for discussing the art and those individuals who come to look at it. The cover charge varies by night.
We customize one-of-a-kind entertainment for corporate events, opening and closing galas, brand messaging, promotions, award ceremonies, and more. We also tailor original shows, interactive & ambient antics, and installations for non-profits, museums, festivals, and the private sector. Every production is personalized for the client and made-to-order to fit the venue, purpose, and theme. Uniting a high-impact aesthetic with world-class artists and entertainers, our presence garners Media & Press attention, inspires a sense of wonder, and ignites the imagination in all guests...
City Art Cooperative Gallery is an art gallery that is owned and operated by local artists. Almost 200 artists are part of this gallery, which makes their artwork accessible and increases the sales percentage to buyers every week. They showcase a vast range of styles, mediums and works from the new to the well known artists. They sell over 30 pieces of art every month, far more than any other gallery and offer artists complete PR and marketing support. They also hold workshops and the artists also get a first hand knowledge on how to run a gallery and to network. This gallery has won the SF Bay Guardian's Best of the Bay for the years 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2007.
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Acting as a major cultural destination since 1895, the De Young Museum reopened in October 2005 in a facility designed by Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron and Fong & Chan Architects in San Francisco. The building is magnificent and from the observation tower you can get a great view of the park. It is open, airy and massive. It also has a perforated and embossed copper facade which goes very well with the greenery around the museum. The museum houses the world-renowned American Painting and Sculpture collection, dating from the 17th to the 20th Centuries. Primitive Art is highly represented with extraordinary pieces of Native American Art (from the ancient Teotihuacan City), African Art (statues and potteries) and Oceanic Art (shields, dance dress and masks). Admission is free the first Tuesday of each month.
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