SF: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) Entry Ticket

SF: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) Entry Ticket

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Explore 7 floors of art, including world-class exhibitions and the largest living wall in the United States, with entry tickets to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art or SFMOMA.

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Highlights

Explore the vast collections of the newly expanded 170,000 square foot SFMOMA
Enjoy more than 33,000 modern and contemporary artworks from renowned artists
See Warhol lithographs, Jackson Pollock splatters, and other modern masterpieces
Treat yourself to dining experiences at Cafe 5, In Situ, or Sightglass Coffee Bar
Shop art books, home accessories, jewelry, toys, and more at the Museum Store

Description

Get tickets to SFMOMA in San Francisco to explore a vast collection of artwork spread over 170,000 square feet, featuring holdings of more than 33,000 modern and contemporary artworks by Alexander Calder, Frida Kahlo, Julie Mehretu, and others, including an entire floor dedicated to photography. Gain access to 6 art-filled terraces, a sculptural staircase and Roman steps for the public to gather, a variety of dining options, and a store offering artful gift options for everyone. Marvel at 7 floors of exhibits including photography, sculpture, paintings, neon installations, and short videos. See an internationally recognized collection of over 30,000 artworks and innovative film and performance programs at SFMOMA which continuously advances the interpretation, presentation, and preservation of modern and contemporary art. Admire holdings of work by individual artists across their careers, particularly within the Painting and Sculpture collection. Immerse yourself in mesmerizing interactive displays that bring a different kind of life to the museum's seemingly buzzing atmosphere.