Decorative Exhibition
Decorative ExhibitionTransbay
SFMOMA showcases a vast collection of modern and contemporary art across seven floors. From Frida Kahlo to Andy Warhol, explore thought-provoking works and immersive installations in this stunning architectural space.
May 4
Seven floors of modern art await at SFMOMA, where blockbuster exhibitions like KAWS meet a world-class permanent collection. The soaring spaces and natural light make wandering between floors feel like an event in itself.
May 4
Explore how writing becomes image at this unexpected pairing of Paul Klee and Ray Johnson. Tracing the "typofacture" exercise from Josef Albers's Black Mountain College classes, the show reveals how text transforms into tactile, visual form: Klee's mythic dreamworlds meet Johnson's restless field notes of arrows, spirals, and expressive marks.
May 4
Comics artist Gene Luen Yang turns SFMOMA's walls into a celebration of Bay Area basketball. His mural weaves together Stephen Curry, Jeremy Lin, and Fran Belibi through the lens of the three-point shot, the pick and roll, and the slam dunk: three plays, three players, one region's love of the game.
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Decorative ExhibitionDecorative ExhibitionSFMOMA showcases a vast collection of modern and contemporary art across seven floors. From Frida Kahlo to Andy Warhol, explore thought-provoking works and immersive installations in this stunning architectural space.
May 4
Seven floors of modern art await at SFMOMA, where blockbuster exhibitions like KAWS meet a world-class permanent collection. The soaring spaces and natural light make wandering between floors feel like an event in itself.
May 4
Explore how writing becomes image at this unexpected pairing of Paul Klee and Ray Johnson. Tracing the "typofacture" exercise from Josef Albers's Black Mountain College classes, the show reveals how text transforms into tactile, visual form: Klee's mythic dreamworlds meet Johnson's restless field notes of arrows, spirals, and expressive marks.
May 4
Comics artist Gene Luen Yang turns SFMOMA's walls into a celebration of Bay Area basketball. His mural weaves together Stephen Curry, Jeremy Lin, and Fran Belibi through the lens of the three-point shot, the pick and roll, and the slam dunk: three plays, three players, one region's love of the game.