Thu November 21st Closed
Exhibitions
Presented by YBCA
October 6, 2024–February 23, 2025
The exhibitions “Nicky Nodjoumi: The Personal is Political” and “Nahid Hagigat: Etched in Time” tell the story of a family of artists shaped by revolution.
Exhibitions
Presented by YBCA
The exhibitions “Nicky Nodjoumi: The Personal is Political” and “Nahid Hagigat: Etched in Time” tell the story of a family of artists shaped by revolution.
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Presented by SOMA Pilipinas
Learn how to make your own parol lantern with materials and instruction provided by SOMA Pilipinas.
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Presented by SOMA Pilipinas
Learn how to make your own parol lantern with materials and instruction provided by SOMA Pilipinas.
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Presented by ODC/Dance
The Velveteen Rabbit returns to the stage with the 38th anniversary of the beloved Bay Area holiday tradition.
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Presented by YBCA
A hybrid political thriller and verité portrait documentary, A Revolution on Canvas examines the international controversy of Nicky Nodjoumi’s 120 missing artworks in Iran.
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Presented by YBCA
Explore the therapeutic nature of clay by creating your version of parol-inspired ornaments.
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Presented by YBCA
See a documentary and experience a curator-led tour to go deeper with the work of Nicky Nodjoumi & Nahid Hagigat.
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Presented by San Francisco Pride Band
A fun-filled original musical production brimming with wit, artistry and ingenuity.
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Presented by YBCA
Discover the work and lives of artists Nicky Nodjoumi and Nahid Hagigat during this documentary screening and curator-led tour.
+ Read moreScreenings & Films
Presented by YBCA
A hybrid political thriller and verité portrait documentary, A Revolution on Canvas examines the international controversy of Nicky Nodjoumi’s 120 missing artworks in Iran.
+ Read moreWorkshops
Presented by YBCA
Create your own mini parol using an array of materials such as paper plates, colored cellophane, tissue paper, and yarn.
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Presented by Filipino-American Development Foundation & SOMA Pilipinas
Join us this holiday season for a fun-filled cultural festival of food, drinks, art, dance, and music.
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Presented by YBCA
Create vibrant holiday cards using watercolor, brush pens, or markers and dedicate it to someone special.
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Presented by YBCA
A hybrid political thriller and verité portrait documentary, A Revolution on Canvas examines the international controversy of Nicky Nodjoumi’s 120 missing artworks in Iran.
+ Read moreScreenings & Films
Presented by YBCA
A hybrid political thriller and verité portrait documentary, A Revolution on Canvas examines the international controversy of Nicky Nodjoumi’s 120 missing artworks in Iran.
+ Read morePublic Programs
Presented by YBCA
Discover the work and lives of artists Nicky Nodjoumi and Nahid Hagigat during this documentary screening and curator-led tour.
+ Read moreScreenings & Films
Presented by YBCA
A hybrid political thriller and verité portrait documentary, A Revolution on Canvas examines the international controversy of Nicky Nodjoumi’s 120 missing artworks in Iran.
+ Read moreScreenings & Films
Presented by YBCA
A hybrid political thriller and verité portrait documentary, A Revolution on Canvas examines the international controversy of Nicky Nodjoumi’s 120 missing artworks in Iran.
+ Read moreScreenings & Films
Presented by YBCA
A hybrid political thriller and verité portrait documentary, A Revolution on Canvas examines the international controversy of Nicky Nodjoumi’s 120 missing artworks in Iran.
+ Read morePublic Programs
Presented by YBCA
Discover the work and lives of artists Nicky Nodjoumi and Nahid Hagigat during this documentary screening and curator-led tour.
+ Read morePublic Art
Taravat Talepasand
In recognition of this movement to recognize women’s rights, Iranian-American artist Taravat Talepasand developed this neon sculpture, featuring the phrase in both English and Farsi.
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Grand Lobby, YBCA
Public Art
Taravat Talepasand
This work refers to the translation of the word “peace” in Farsi “صلح” sculpted with neon.
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Grand Lobby, YBCA
Public Art
Ana Teresa Fernández
A public art installation commissioned by YBCA and co-sponsored by San Francisco Public Works.
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Bernal Hill, San Francisco
Public Art
Anna Sergeeva
A new site-specific public artwork by Anna Sergeeva featuring the first lines of love poems.
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Exterior, YBCA
Public Art
Tania Bruguera
YBCA continues to activate the marquee with timely and responsive messages generated from artists and community partners.
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Third Street Courtyard, YBCA
Public Art
Ciriaco Sayoc
A message of love for the SoMa neighborhood and community, inspired by weaving practices in the Phillipines and the colors of the Filipino flag.
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Vestibule Banner, YBCA
2022-ongoing
Mission Street at Geneva Ave., Excelsior Ave. and Onoganda Ave., San Francisco
Public Art
Innosanto Nagara
A site-specific public artwork highlighting the power of collaborative future-building.
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East Gardens, YBCA
Public Art
Masako Miki
This work takes inspiration from Japanese folklore and asks viewers to pause and reflect on the provocative narrative and their connection to it.
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Exterior Lobby Windows, YBCA
Public Art
Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo
A public artwork inviting passerbyers to join in the journey of collective flight
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Third Street Exterior, YBCA
Public Art
Jeffrey Cheung
A public artwork meant to inspire a sense of communal solidarity.
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Exterior Forum Wall, YBCA
Public Art
Michael Arcega
Patterns from Philippine textiles are cut from transparent vinyl and layered on YBCA’s glass passageway along Mission Street.
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Mission Street Glass Passageway, YBCA
Public Art
Malaya Tuyay
This mural is an altar offered to the SoMa community that invites passerby to honor their loved ones who have passed while commemorating community stories.
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Third Street Wavy Wall, YBCA