The Gallery Goer

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is one of the largest collections of its kind in the United States. There is no shortage of exhibits to explore across any of its seven sprawling floors. Painting, sculpture, photography, architecture, design, media arts. Choose your own adventure.

A pillar of Golden Gate Park, this 125-year-old museum is known for its illustrious costume exhibits and enviable collection of art spanning the 17th through 21st centuries. Don’t miss the Hamon observation tower on the 9th floor for storybook views of the North Bay.

Creative Growth provides artists with developmental disabilities a studio space to make their work and an exhibition space to show it.

The Cantor Arts Center is most famously known for its outdoor collection of bronze Rodin sculptures. You won’t want to miss the replica Gates of Hell in the Rodin Sculpture Garden—which took Rodin 37 years to complete.

A cutting-edge contemporary art gallery that features rotating exhibitions of 12 pieces each new year, the ICA elevates emerging and experienced artists, as well as educational programs intended to help audiences reflect upon these works.

Originally a cannery, this converted art gallery is the largest artist community in the South Bay. It possesses a uniquely industrial and storied environment for artists to fully express their creative sides.