Connecting People to the Art of Our Time

At the heart of SFMOMA’s mission is a commitment to connecting people to the art of our time. Utilizing 2022–2023 data, this dashboard is meant to provide a transparent and interactive view into the museum’s progress to engage a broader audience; diversify our collections, visitors, board, and staff; and prioritize our strategic goals:

Assert our role in making the art of our time matter
Become a human-centered, community-driven museum
Transform our culture from the inside out
Cultivate sustainability and growth with creativity and impact

FY23 Dashboard

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Learn more about SFMOMA’s Artist Identity Program, launched in 2020.
Read more about SFMOMA’s commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Take a virtual tour of our 2021–22 Staff Art Show, which celebrates the ingenuity and talent of our many artist-colleagues.
Read more about SFMOMA’s Board of Trustees.

2022-23 Notes

SFMOMA’s dashboard will continually evolve to reflect work in progress.
Starting with our fiscal year 2020–2021 Dashboard, SFMOMA began taking a holistic, consistent approach on the methods and terminology used to capture data pertaining to identity factors. After soliciting input from staff and consultants, we implemented a new multi-factor, inclusive survey approach to data collection.
Identity data collected for SFMOMA living artists, board, staff, and visitors for 2022–2023 is 100% self-reported, multi-factor, and reflects a more inclusive set of identity factor descriptors than the 2019–20 Dashboard.
2022–23 identity data for deceased artists was acquired through public record research and remains single-factor.
SFMOMA’s dashboard is established in part as a tool for goal setting and establishing time-based milestones for diversity metrics. Learn more about our DEI strategic goals.
Link here to SFMOMA’s fiscal year 2021–2022 Dashboard.
Link here to SFMOMA’s fiscal year 2020–2021 Dashboard.
View a PDF record of SFMOMA’s fiscal year 2019–2020 Dashboard