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Welcome to SFMOMA! If you only have Floor 2 time for a short visit, here are some of 1 Open Ended my favorite things to see, including Painting and Sculpture since 1900 gems from the Doris and Donald Fisher Ongoing Collection. Look for the star icons on Notable selections from the collection of painting this guide’s floor plans to find them. and sculpture exploring themes that have shaped the history of modern art from the early twentieth Neal Benezra, Helen and Charles Schwab Director, SFMOMA century to now.

Mark Rothko, No. 14, 1960 Floor 2 Alexander Calder, Constellation Floor 3 2 Paul Klee and Rex Ray Edvard Munch, Self-Portrait: Between the Clock and the Bed Through Sept 10 (on view June 24) Floor 4 An intimate exhibition filled with works by Paul Ellsworth Kelly, Cité Floor 4 Klee alongside dazzling paintings by San Francisco artist and designer Rex Ray. Agnes Martin Gallery Floor 4 Andy Warhol, Triple Elvis [Ferus type] Floor 5 3 On the Edge Frida Kahlo, Frieda and Diego Rivera (on view June 16) Art of California Floor 5 Through Jul 16

Gerhard Richter, Lesende (Reader) Floor 6 Activist art from 1960s Los Angeles, paintings of Ragnar Kjartansson, The Visitors (on view Jul 15) the Western sublime, and reimagined icons of the Floor 7 American frontier. Between Two Worlds Art of California Aug 2, 2017–Jan 2018

Artworks that explore decoration, color, and the radiant light of California’s landscape to create experiences of sensuous optical pleasure.

4 Nam June Paik In Character Jun 3, 2017–Jan 1, 2018

An exhibition exploring Paik’s pioneering career through rarely seen video sculptures and draw- ings that features major gifts and acquisitions from the artist’s estate. 5 To Those Who Have Eyes To See 9 Bureau Spectacular Through Aug 15 insideoutsidebetweenbeyond Through Aug 13 A multimedia installation by Andrea Geyer bringing to light the history of American Architects Bureau Spectacular created a unique women as champions of modern art via the installation featuring a proposal for an urban enduring legacy of Grace McCann Morley, landscape filled with surrealistic architectural SFMOMA’s founding director. characters instead of boxy skyscrapers.

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6 Mike Mandel 10 Edvard Munch Good 70s Between the Clock and the Bed Through Aug 20 Jun 24–Oct 9

Photographs, books, a film, and baseball Munch’s rarely seen twentieth-century master- cards from conceptual artist Mike Mandel’s works presented together with his celebrated enigmatic and humorous projects from the Symbolist paintings of love, despair, desire, 1970s in California. and death.

11 2017 SECA Art Award Jul 15–Sept 17 7 Larry Sultan Here and Home Works by the five contemporary Bay Area artists Through Jul 23 selected for this year’s SECA Art Award: Liam Everett, Alicia McCarthy, Sean McFarland, K.r.m. A major retrospective of American photo- Mooney, and Lindsey White. grapher Larry Sultan, comprising more than 200 photographs, ranging from collaborative 12 Approaching American Abstraction projects to solo works, and exploring themes The Fisher Collection of family and home. Ongoing

Divergent approaches to abstraction developed 8 Alexander Calder: Motion Lab since 1950 by American painters and sculptors The Fisher Collection including Ellsworth Kelly, Agnes Martin, and Through Oct 1 Cy Twombly. Celebrated and lesser-known examples of the artist’s work from the late 1920s to the 1960s highlighting Calder’s restless innovation bringing actual movement into art.

13 New Work Park McArthur Floor 6 Through Aug 27 18 Noguchi’s Playscapes An exhibition of new and existing work that Jul 15–Nov 26 considers the social conditions of dependency and connects to ongoing relationships with Revisiting 40 years of the sculptor’s designs of buildings or places of congregation. public spaces for play and engagement.

Floor 5 19 German Art after 1960 The Fisher Collection 14 Pop, Minimal, and Figurative Art Ongoing The Fisher Collection An overview of leading German artists such as Ongoing , Georg Baselitz, , Paintings and sculptures from American Pop and Sigmar Polke. and Minimal artists, as well as work considering the human figure as subject.

Floor 7 15 Side by Side 20 Soundtracks Dual Portraits of Artists Jul 15, 2017–Jan 1, 2018 Jun 17–Dec 3 An exhibition of sound sculpture, video, and Portraits of artist pairs and what they reveal performance works made since 2000, exploring about individual artists and the relationships sound in relation to architectural space. between them. Soundtracks spans all of Floor 7 and features 16 British Sculptors works on multiple floors as well as a walk outside The Fisher Collection the museum (see icons on the reverse of this Through Sept 10 visitor guide). A printed guide to the exhibition is A selection of diverse sculpture by artists available on Floors 1 and 7. residing in Great Britain.

17 Walter De Maria Surface Waves Through Nov 26

The debut of De Maria’s first sculpture to enter SFMOMA’s collection, an arresting floor piece polished to shine so lustrous as to appear liquid.

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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is proud to have achieved LEED Gold® certification ST ST for the design, construction, and operation of our environmentally responsible expansion. Learn more at usgbc.org/LEED. Store Museum Silver: FloorsSilver: 2–7 limited access to 3–5 Red: Floors 1–2 and Third Street Entrance at Printed on paper made with 100% postconsumer waste. See reverseSee for details. Exhibitions image credits: 1) Henri Matisse, Femme au cha- San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Doris and Donald peau (Woman with a Hat), 1905; collection SFMOMA, bequest Fisher Collection at the San Francisco Museum of Modern of Elise S. Haas. 2) Paul Klee, Fragmente (Fragments), 1937; Art, and promised gift of Helen and Charles Schwab. 13) Park

collection SFMOMA, gift of Wilbur D. May. 3) William Allan, McArthur, How to get a wheelchair over sand, 2013; courtesy Check Coat Traveling in Strange Circles, 1973; collection SFMOMA, gift the artist and ESSEX STREET, New York. 14) , of the Women’s Board; and Donald Dudley, Rainbow Series, Live Ammo (Tzing!), 1962; the Doris and Donald Fisher Collec- 1964; collection SFMOMA, gift of Sharon Dudley. 4) Nam tion at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. 15) David

June Paik, Self-Portrait, 2005; collection SFMOMA, Phyllis Hockney, Shirley Goldfarb + Gregory Masurovsky, 1974; the C. Wattis for Major Accessions. 5) Andrea Geyer, Research Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at the San Francisco Mu- Sketch (Grace Morley / The Ladder), Title title llama; image: seum of Modern Art. 16) Antony Gormley, Quantum Cloud courtesy the artist. 6) Mike Mandel, Baseball-Photographer VIII, 1999; the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection at the San on Floor 2 tickets + galleries Continue up to Trading Card #88 (Imogen Cunningham), 1975; image: cour- Francisco Museum of Modern Art. 17) Walter De Maria, Large tesy the artist. 7) Larry Sultan, Woman in Curlers, from the Rod Series: Circle/Rectangle 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 1986; collection of series The Valley, 2002; courtesy the Estate of Larry Sul- the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (Phyllis C. Wattis tan. 8) Alexander Calder, Double Gong, 1953; the Doris and Fund for Major Accessions) and the Dallas Museum of Art Donald Fisher Collection at the San Francisco Museum of (TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art Fund). 18) Isamu Noguchi, U.S. Modern Art. 9) Jimenez Lai, insideoutsidebetweenbeyond, Pavilion Expo ‘70, 1968; The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and 2014 (detail); collection SFMOMA, Accessions Committee Garden Museum, New York; photo: courtesy Kevin Noble. 19) Fund purchase. 10) Edvard Munch, Self-Portrait: Between Gerhard Richter, Janus, 1983; the Doris and Donald Fisher the Clock and the Bed, 1940–43; Munch Museum, Oslo. 11) Collection at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. 20) Sean McFarland, Untitled, 2016; photo: courtesy the artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Sphere Packing: Wagner, 2013; cour- and Casemore Kirkeby Gallery. 12) Ellsworth Kelly, Cité, 1951; tesy the artist and bitforms gallery; photo: Oliver Santana. Fine Dining In Situ

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