23-06-2025
SFMOMA and YBCA to debut new exhibitions
Two of San Francisco's most celebrated art institutions are debuting a series of new exhibitions through the fall.
The latest: Here's the full lineup.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)
The museum will unveil six new displays:
" People Make This Place: SFAI Stories": An homage to the San Francisco Art Institute's influence on the art world, with works by more than 50 former faculty and alumni. Opens July 26.
"New Work": A new commission by fiber artist Sheila Hicks. Opens Aug. 9.
" Suzanne Jackson: What Is Love": The retrospective traces six decades of the artist's vibrant paintings and drawings. Opens Sept. 27.
"(Re)Constructing History": Showcasing the museum's vast photography collection, anchored by Carrie Mae Weems' landmark series. Opens Oct. 4.
"KAWS: FAMILY": Featuring three decades of Brian Donnelly's signature pop-culture-driven art in his first major West Coast exhibit. Opens Nov. 15.
"Alejandro Cartagena: Ground Rules": A career-spanning look at the photographer's examination of environmental and social issues. Opens Nov. 22.
The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA)
The fall season opens Aug. 1 with two headlining exhibitions:
