San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

The Museum of Modern Art in downtown San Francisco is the first museum on the West Coast to display 20th-century art, with a collection of more than 30,000 paintings, sculptures, photography, architecture, design and media art. The collection, which is displayed in 16,000 square meters of exhibition space, is one of the largest museums in the United States and one of the largest museums of contemporary art in the world.

The Museum of Modern Art is a famous art gallery in San Francisco. There are different exhibitions from time to time. Friends who like to watch the art exhibition can pay attention to it. The exhibition is still very wonderful.

[Visit diary before the Spring Festival], Wednesday, a leisurely day, came to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, accepted the art of art, wandered in Union Square, made a tea on the street to take pictures hhh, and finally went to Chinatown to eat fried rice, and bought buns. Meat loose bread [good love] [good love] [good love] ​​​

really awesome place to vist definitely worth the price

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is one of our favorite places on this trip to San Francisco. There are many exhibits, including painting, sculpture, waxwork, photography, mobile art and other exhibits. It took half a day to visit several floors, and it was just a quick glance, and it wouldn’t be boring to spend a whole day here if you wanted to know more about each artwork. What impressed us was that several wax figures were super realistic, and we were still wondering if the behavioral artist stood there, but I didn't expect it to be really wax figures.

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is a popular cultural and art museum, worth a visit, although not as famous as New York MOMA, Building), is the first museum in the West Bank of the United States to treasure modern art (the second largest in the United States), moved to the "Suma District" in 1995, The new site is a building by the Swiss architect Mario Porta.

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, though not as famous as New York, is no worse than the museum itself or the collection inside Van Gogh. The museum is expensive, $33 (including a special exhibition). The ground floor is a store and lounge area, and there is also a cloakroom, which can store things for free. The entrance is on the second floor. After checking the ticket, you can take the direct elevator, go up to the 7th floor, or you can take the stairs. You have to go up one layer after another. You have to go carefully. It is a must for a whole day. If you want to eat a light meal, the cafe is on the 5th floor. PS: San Francisco MOMA's bathrooms are very distinctive, with very, very bright colors.