We’re launching into SFMOMA Future Countdown LIVE, a 24-hour art variety show! Watch it online—-> www.sfmoma.org/countdown #SFMOMAgo (at SFMOMA Rooftop Sculpture Garden)
Posted on Saturday, June 1st 2013
Perfect visitor postcard for the current time. #SFMOMAgo #TheClockSFMOMA (at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art)
Posted on Saturday, June 1st 2013
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Posted on Saturday, June 1st 2013
Reblogged from 3:10 to Petaluma?
(via Downtown Art: Modern Art During the SFMOMA Expansion - San Francisco - Slideshows)
Written and photographed by Beth LaBerge for the SF Weekly.
Lots of Rothko absorbing is happening this weekend :)
Fun fact that many folks don’t seem to realize: our Rothko (pictured here) will go on view at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in less than a month (!) as part of our On the Go programming! Yeeeahhh!!! :)
Posted on Saturday, June 1st 2013
Reblogged from beth laberge
so no one in the sfmoma staff or the band wanted to do the last call so i gave it to them real
You made last call a thing of beauty. :)
Posted on Saturday, June 1st 2013
Reblogged from no sleep anime boy
It’s like waiting for a concert to get into the SFMOMA today! Three block lines an hour before it opens. Should’ve sidewalk camped it last night. #sfmoma #museum #art #exploremore (at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art)
Although waiting in line is never the most fun, this warms our heart. Thank you to everyone who has come out this weekend! We’re feeling very happy to see such a supportive community coming to celebrate our launch into the future :)
Posted on Saturday, June 1st 2013
Reblogged from KEENAphoto
Official jacket from the 1992 @SFMOMA groundbreaking! Proudly owned by @katsue.
Sportin’ this at the celebrations today.
It was originally found in a Vermont thrift store in Winter 2005.
LOVE IT! History in the making :)
Posted on Saturday, June 1st 2013
Reblogged from thefatanimals
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Just a few scenes from a visit to the SF MoMA on Monday. It’s sad that they’re closing for 3 years to expand, but it’s going to look incredible when it’s all done.
Really happy to be able to photograph the Mondrian cake as well. I was there with a group of awesome photo friends, and we literally went almost exclusively for the cake. $18 entrance fee to the museum + $8 slice of cake. Worth it!
It tasted OK, but really, it looks awesome.
Wonderful photos!
Posted on Saturday, June 1st 2013
Reblogged from Arthur Chang




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