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The SF MoMA Boasts a World Class Collection, Special Exhibitions, and Eye-Catching Building! I met with a friend at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco in September 2026. We went especially to see the temporary exhibition with Matisse's "Woman with a Hat" from 1905. The woman in the painting is no looker, and the painting is off-putting: her hat takes up a third of the canvas, and her face is green. I've sure had days when I have felt green like that, so I am not throwing any shade on the subject of this painting. In fact, that's what made her so captivating - she's different. We had purchased advanced tickets for the exhibition. If only I had realized that I could have parked on the roof atop the galleries and saved myself a chunk of change. But, on the bright side, I did get in my steps walking a couple of long city blocks from the Mission Street Garage. The MoMA building itself is very attractive with horizontal stripes on the exterior and large, open gallery spaces in the interior. We enjoyed walking the staircases from floor to floor, but ample elevators are also available. We ate lunch here and had a lovely afternoon. All told, I reckon we spent four hours here and did not begin to see all of the art. I am very glad I went, and I look forward to going again someday and having more time to view the permanent collection.

What an amazing museum! So many wonderful pieces of art- great variety, space to breathe, places to be creative…

Wonderful place to spend a few hours.

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I love SFMOMA-I live here and had a staycation day in the city. The exhibits we’re great and the permanent exhibits like the living wall and Eliason Bridge are fantastic

I have been to museums of modern art from east to west coast and cities in between. The San Francisco MoMA had what felt like a very eclectic selection of modern pieces. I particularly loved the works by Warhol and the large-scale objects on display by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen. Also fascinating was the exhibition called Ways Of Seeing: Fourteen Artists, which was a series of monographic galleries dedicated to 14 artists whose works reflect a variety of mediums, styles and approaches. If you’re moving along at a good pace you can comfortably see everything the MoMA has to offer in about 2 hours. At $30 a ticket (not including specialty add-on exhibits), it is kind of steep, but you cannot put a price on classic pieces of art that have changed the world. I would recommend this MoMA to anyone, visitor and San Francisco local alike.

Do not miss Matisse! It was amazing!

I walked from the Grand Hyatt and used my GPS. It was a nice walk. The museum is lovely and very bright and dare I say Modern. I really enjoyed the Calder display. The book store/ gift shop is lovely. Plan some time to tour there. I ate lunch in the museum cafe. Nice coffees and simple sandwich- very good.

If you use viator to purchase your tickets that amount can not be credited towards annual membership.

My mom and I just visited SFMOMA for the new Henri Matisse exhibit. What a gem! There were so many wonderful, world-famous works of art displayed as they were originally shown in 1900s Paris. It was especially interesting to learn about Matisse and the Stein family. Such an amazing period in history. In addition to the exhibit, we enjoyed works by Hockney, Rivera, Warhol, Lichtenstein, and many others. It’s a very important collection that you won’t want to miss if you’re visiting San Francisco. And the bookstore is awesome!

Seven stories but exhibition to level five only. As two galleries were closed, the reception helped ensure that I could return to view them when they are opened gratis (guess she didn’t know I was a tourist). Must say that some galleries were absolutely fabulous, while others were okay. You can take photos for remembrance. Quite a good deal for the price ($15). Should be able to spend about 45 minutes here.