Modern Art in San Francisco, SFMOMA
We love to visit museums so this on modern art was no exception. Sometimes it’s a bit tricky to find the right address. Maybe that is just us? In case you look for it the map is here, The area is Mission Street and Market Street and the surrounding buildings are so big that it’s easy to lose focus on where you are.
On our way to the museum
We went to the wrong place first, a place called Yerba Buena Gardens
Often I find modern art offensive or destructive so I only look at what speaks to me in colours or form. We were glad to be allowed to take photos. In London or other cities in Europe, we are not allowed to take photos at special exhibitions.
These group of people at traffic posts are standing outside of the museum, seen from the coffee shop. They don’t look at each other. I didn’t find the name of the artist.
Once you have seen Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) you know it’s him
Andy Warhol, the next two are unknown to me unfortunately
Henri Matisse (1869-1954) is one of my favourite painters because of his choice of colours
Buildings we saw after the visit to SFMOMA
Categories: Art, Travelling, USA
That is quite a contrast of architecture.
The plants in the picture, red and greenish/yellow coleus are annuals, but so easy to start. You could have taken a part of your trip home by just clipping a stem off and putting it in a soil filled, moistened pot.
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Thank you for the idea. San Francisco was the first part of the trip. Longing to go again
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Sort of unique, isn’t it? 🙂
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yes, and to return Henry needs a new hip replacement. He had one done before we went and it went fine. But you need two good legs to mount the hilly streets. I am reminding him often to have it done !!!
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I start hounding him too!
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It won’t be too early 😂
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Beautiful collection! ❤ I love San Francisco.
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I agree, Maria. I find a lot of modern art very difficult. But that contrasting shot at the beginning of the Mission church being overshadowed by the huge commercial building – a parable for our times.
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I must say I prefer the old buildings to the new ones. What carbuncles some of them are!
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I agree with you
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Thank you so much for the reblog
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Looks like a pretty good place
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