iFounded in 1935 as the first West Coast museum devoted to modern and contemporary art, SFMOMA holds some 33,000 works, including the Fisher Collection's 1,100 postwar pieces, Duchamp's Fountain and Diego Rivera's The Flower Carrier. Mario Botta's 1995 building with its striped oculus is now wrapped by Snøhetta's 2016 expansion, which more than doubled the gallery space and added a vertical living wall. Its ground-floor galleries and atrium are free to walk into, and it sits steps from Yerba Buena Gardens.

A design show on how objects shape the way we eat, and how dining becomes a communal and cultural experience.

From packed nightclubs to choreographed stage performance, photographs from the collection that capture the energy of dance.

A sweeping survey of the Mexico City photographer's black-and-white images of uncanny scenes, ritual and dreamlike traditions.

Pencil-on-paper drawings by self-described artivist Orlando Smith, chronicling the criminal legal system and abuses of power.

Paul Klee and the modern fascination with masks, linking ancient ritual, psychology, theatre and caricature, alongside Man Ray and Claude Cahun.

Free off-site projection of cascading wedding flowers on the Humboldt Bank Building, 785 Market St, nightly twilight–10pm (paused 4–13 Dec).

The first exhibition of artworks from the personal collection of RM of BTS, on Floor 7. Timed tickets; member previews 1–3 October.

A new commission by Pulitzer-winning composer Raven Chacon reimagining the landscapes of Navajo Nation as a speculative future.

SFMOMA's first major fashion show in over 40 years pairs couture by Dior, McQueen, Balenciaga and Miyake with sculpture by Bourgeois and Moore.

A site-specific, multisensory commission filling the free Haas Atrium with three monumental paintings, video, light and sound.

Masterworks and experiments in painting and sculpture from the collection, tracing modern art from the early 1900s to today.
Fisher Collection galleries of colour, line and shape by Alexander Calder, Ellsworth Kelly and Sol LeWitt, for art lovers of all ages.

Models for the duo's giant everyday-object monuments, including San Francisco's own Cupid's Span, with related sculptures from the Fisher Collection.

Fisher Collection floor on memory and history, centred on galleries for Anselm Kiefer and William Kentridge, with Bourgeois, Richter and Warhol.

Fisher Collection rooms devoted to 14 artists, among them Andy Warhol, Agnes Martin, Joan Mitchell and Richard Serra.
151 Third Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA
Nearest station: Montgomery St (BART / Muni Metro), Yerba Buena/Moscone (Muni Metro T Third) and Powell St (BART / Muni Metro)
Show on mapClosed 26 November
Closed for Thanksgiving
| Mon | 10:00–17:00 |
| Tue | 10:00–17:00 |
| Wed | Closed |
| Thu | 12:00–20:00 |
| Fri | 10:00–17:00 |
| SatToday | 10:00–17:00 |
| Sun | 10:00–17:00 |
From $30
Seniors 65+ $25, full-time students $23, 18 and under free. Some special exhibitions carry a $10–12 surcharge. Regular free days; ground-floor public spaces are free to see.
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