The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art or the SFMOMA has created a niche for itself in the cultural and artistic legacy of San Francisco. Located at the Yerba Buena Gardens, this San Francisco museum has five floors that are dedicated to the most exhaustive of artistic collections that can be found across the entire US.

There are other San Francisco museums too that display historic and contemporary artworks as a part of their presentation but the collection at the SFMOMA is simply overwhelming. Just imagine more than 26,000 internationally-recognized displays of modern art that are displayed here as a part of the art gallery. This makes it the most prominent art ensemble among not only San Francisco museums but across the entire northern hemisphere and the volume of collectibles is only increasing with every passing month.

What makes the SFMOMA stand apart from the conventional San Francisco museums is the fact that the collection here is not limited to art in its traditional sense. In fact, it is unique since it combines the most celebrated contributions by sculptors and photographers that often includes some bizarre presentations.

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art also encompasses some recommended contributions that have been made in the field of architecture, interior décor or design and media arts. The ideology is simply to celebrate the beauty of artistic impressions irrespective of the medium in which they are represented.

First-time visitors to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art should insist upon taking the 45-minute tour that is arranged on a daily basis to help the people in being familiarized with the extensive range of display options.

Among the many features of the SFMOMA, that make it popular, its Rooftop Garden is the most admired due to the large life-sized sculptures it displays as a part of its collection. The artworks exhibited at this San Francisco museum include some of the most celebrated works that have been recognized over the last fifty years including creations by artists like Louise Bourgeois and Alexander Calder.

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

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