Five Things to Do at SFMOMA

There is always something new to see at SFMOMA. Start your trip with this shortlist of highlights. Enjoy multiple floors of awe-inspiring art, grab a bite to eat, and shop the museum store.

Experience the the first-ever exhibition of RM's personal collection — Opening Oct 3

Floor 7

For almost a decade, RM, of pop royalty BTS, has been collecting the art that moves him. Now, nearly 150 works from his personal collection come together with works from SFMOMA’s collection, revealing unexpected connections across artists, ideas, and cultures — and offering one of the most expansive presentations of Korean modern art in the US. “The venture has no obvious parallel,” wrote The New York Times.

Portrait of RM; courtesy HYBE

Enjoy new installations of visitor favorites

Floors 3, 4, 5, and 6

Reimagined: The Fisher Collection at 10, which opened on April 18, 2026, marks the first complete transformation of the Fisher Collection since it opened to the public as part of SFMOMA’s building expansion in 2016. The new Fisher Collection galleries reveal an ambitious, multi-pronged approach to storytelling, that emphasizes accessibility across a broad range of audiences and encourages personal reflection and connection to the works on view.

Memory and Matter: Personal and Collective Histories (installation view, SFMOMA) part of Reimagined: The Fisher Collection at 10; photo: Don Ross

See What's On View

Marvel at Jacob Hashimoto's installation of 75,000 kites

Floor 1

Jacob Hashimoto creates mesmerizing and intricate installations through repetition and composition. Each work comprises thousands of hand-built kites made of bamboo and Japanese paper, suspended together into complex assemblages that seem to float through the air. Blending sculpture, design, and environment, these kites form clusters, some blank or in solid colors, others layered with colorful collaged-paper graphics. At SFMOMA, Hashimoto has created Giant Arc, the largest work of his career, mixing nearly 75,000 elements into a cloud canopy that covers the Roberts Family Gallery floor to ceiling and wall to wall.

Jacob Hashimoto: Giant Arc (installation view, SFMOMA), 2026; photo: Don Ross

Immerse yourself in the lyrical photographs of Graciela Iturbide

Floor 3

The retrospective Graciela Iturbide: Between Two Worlds spans more than five decades of work by the celebrated photographer, exploring her poetic commitment to finding the extraordinary in the everyday. Iturbide’s lyrical photographs reflect a vast spectrum of life in her home country of Mexico, including markets and festivals, cultural traditions, symbols and experiences of birth and death, botanical gardens, self-portraits, and more.

Graciela Iturbide, Mujer ángel, Desierto de Sonora, México (Angel Woman, Sonora Desert, Mexico), 1979, printed later; collection SFMOMA, purchase through a gift of Jane Reed and the Accessions Committee Fund; © Graciela Iturbide

Grab a bite and enjoy the museum

Floor 1, 2, and 5

Choose from multiple dining options at the museum. Try Cafe 5 for lunch with a view, Steps Coffee for a beverage and puzzle, or the wide variety of food and beverage options at our brand new cafe on Floor 1, Jane on Third. Each offers a welcoming gathering place for our SFMOMA community that’s sure to satisfy any palate!

Dining Options

Header image: Jacob Hashimoto: Giant Arc (installation view, SFMOMA), 2026; photo: Don Ross