SFMOMA Rehangs Fisher Family Art Collection, Marking a Decade of Public Display
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) has completed the first full reinstallation of the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection in a decade. Titled 'Reimagined: The Fisher Collection at 10,' the exhibition, which opened on April 18, features nearly 250 works by 35 artists spread across approximately 60,000 square feet on four floors of the museum. This rehang represents the first comprehensive transformation of the collection since its initial public viewing with the museum's expansion in 2016. The collection, underwritten by the Fisher family's foundation, remains a central offering at SFMOMA. The reinstallation includes works rarely or never before seen in the original display, such as Sol LeWitt’s 'Wall Drawing #477' and Shirin Neshat’s video 'Passage.' The exhibition is led by Ted Mann, SFMOMA’s project assistant curator of the Fisher Collection, and Gamynne Guillotte, the museum’s chief education and public engagement officer, with a focus on accessibility features like tactile maps and visual d...
