Whats on now at San Francisco museums, July 2025

San Francisco museums currently host several significant exhibitions, including “Kunié Sugiura: Photopainting” and “Ruth Asawa: Retrospective. ” The Asawa exhibit features over 300 works, illustrating the interconnectedness of art and life, as noted by Mission Local's Teresa Moore. Sugiura’s exhibition reflects her personal journey, starting with her undergraduate work while experiencing isolation as a foreign student. Alongside these, the museum presents Kara Walker's installation that explores themes of race and power dynamics, with The San Francisco Chronicle noting its ambitious concepts. Additionally, the museum showcases Samson Young's multimedia installation that delves into love and memory through generative AI.

Admission for Bay Area residents is free on the first Thursday of each month, promoting community involvement. Visitors are encouraged to reserve tickets in advance due to the popularity of these exhibitions. The exhibitions collectively enhance the cultural landscape of San Francisco, providing diverse artistic experiences for locals and tourists alike.