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‘Fortuna and the Immortality Garden (Machine)’ is now open to the public through spring 2026.
Featuring multimedia artwork and installations by Mario Ayala, Guadalupe Rosales and Rafa Esparza.
“The reality that we take for granted is falling apart, becoming erratic and unpredictable.”
Showcasing over 150 paintings, frescoes and drawings.
A pioneer in the realm of abstract expressionism.
The group is calling for the resignation of SFMOMA director Neal Benezra.
The museum was also under fire for posting a work by Glenn Ligon and removing a comment from an ex-employee on Instagram.
Now until September 2.
The expanded space will re-open after being closed for three years.
If you’ve already had a chance to check out the “Weirded Out” mural by Dutch artist Parra at the
Where else could you get ‘weirded out,’ than at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art? It’s only
