Museum Of Modern Art

DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN THE PHOTOGRAPHY INTERPRETIVE CENTER

FURNISHING SUSTAINABLE PHOTOGRAPHY STORAGE

THE SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART WILL INTEGRATE INCLUSIVE DESIGN FOR IMPROVED VISITOR ACCESS TO INTERPRETIVE MATERIALS FOR COLLECTION HOLDINGS, SPECIAL EXHIBITION PRESENTATIONS, AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS. MUSEUM STAFF WILL WORK WITH INCLUSIVE DESIGN CONSULTANTS AS WELL AS A COMMUNITY DISABILITY ADVISORY GROUP. INFORMED BY A 2022 NEEDS ASSESSMENT THAT UNDERSCORED THE BARRIERS TO ENTRY FOR VISITORS WITH DISABILITIES, THE PROJECT STAFF WILL EXPAND VISUAL DESCRIPTIONS FOR ARTWORKS ON DISPLAY, PRODUCE BRAILLE GALLERY TEXTS, CREATE TACTILE MUSEUM MAPS AND ARTWORK MODELS, AND INCREASE THE NUMBER OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS THAT OFFER AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETATION. STAFF WILL MAKE TRANSCRIBED AND CAPTIONED AUDIO AND VIDEO CONTENT AVAILABLE ON THE MUSEUM WEBSITE. AS A RESULT OF THE PROJECT, THE MUSEUM WILL IMPROVE STAFF COMPETENCIES AND WORKFLOWS RELATED TO ACCESSIBILITY AND INCLUSIVITY AND ENHANCE ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

THE SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART WILL CREATE A FREE, BILINGUAL EDUCATIONAL WEBSITE THAT WILL DOCUMENT THE LATINA/O/X MURAL-MAKING CULTURE THAT EMERGED IN SAN FRANCISCO'S MISSION DISTRICT DURING THE 1970S. DURING THIS TIME, MURALS SERVED AS POWERFUL TOOLS FOR ADDRESSING PRESSING SOCIO-POLITICAL ISSUES AND FOSTERING A PAN-LATINA/O/X CULTURE WITHIN THE NEIGHBORHOOD. THE MUSEUM WILL INTERVIEWS ARTISTS - MANY OF WHOM ARE NOW IN THEIR 70S AND 80S - IN ORDER TO CAPTURE THEIR ORAL HISTORIES. THE PROJECT TEAM WILL DIGITALLY PRESERVE ENDANGERED AND LOST MURAL SITES AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS AND CREATE NEW SCHOLARSHIP. THE MISSION MURALS PROJECT WILL RESULT IN AN ONLINE RESOURCE FOR ARTISTS, TEACHERS, STUDENTS, SCHOLARS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT WILL INCREASE AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE MISSION DISTRICT'S MURAL-MAKING CULTURE. AN EXTERNAL CONSULTANT WILL CONDUCT FORMATIVE, REMEDIAL, AND SUMMATIVE EVALUATION DURING THE PROJECT.

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CONSERVATION PROGRAM

TO SUPPORT A TOURING RETROSPECTIVE OF THE WORK OF SOUTH AFRICAN ARTIST WILLIAM KENTRIDGE (B. 1955), WITH ACCOMPANYING CATALOGUE.

TO SUPPORT PRESENTATION OF DOUG AITKEN'S "EMPIRE."

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT A SITE-SPECIFIC INSTALLATION BY KARA WALKER (B. 1969).

TO SUPPORT RESEARCH AND PLANNING FOR THE CATALOG AND TOURING EXHIBITION GARRY WINOGRAND'S "AMERICA."

TO SUPPORT CATALOGUE COURIER AND SHIPPING COSTS FOR THE SAN FRANSCICO PRESENTATION OF THE TOURING EXHIBITION "MATISSE PICASSO AND THE STEIN FAMILY

TO SUPPORT THE PRESERVATION OF JOBS THAT ARE THREATENED BY DECLINES IN PHILANTHROPIC AND OTHER SUPPORT DURING THE CURRENT ECONOMIC DOWNTURN.

TO SUPPORT THE PRESERVATION OF ENDANGERED FILMS FROM THE MUSEUM'S NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED COLLECTION.

TO SUPPORT A TRAVELING EXHIBITION AND CATALOGUE OF THE WORK OF PHOTOGRAPHER DAWOUD BEY (B. 1953).

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION RENE MAGRITTE: THE FIFTH SEASON AND ACCOMPANYING CATALOGUE.

TO SUPPORT REINSTALLATION OF TWO OF THE MUSEUM'S COLLECTIONS.

TO SUPPORT THE PRESERVATION OF ENDANGERED FILMS FROM THE MUSEUM'S NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED COLLECTION.

TO SUPPORT A RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION FEATURING NAM JUNE PAIK (1932-2006).

TO SUPPORT THE RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION SUZANNE LACY: WE ARE HERE AND AN ACCOMPANYING CATALOGUE.

TO SUPPORT AN EXHIBITION AND CATALOGUE OF THE WORK OF PHOTOGRAPHER AND VIDEO ARTIST RINEKE DIJKSTRA (B. 1959).

TO SUPPORT THE "MATISSE/DIEBENKORN" EXHIBITION AND RELATED PROGRAMMING.

TO SUPPORT A RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION OF THE WORK OF CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY ARTIST BRUCE CONNER (1933-2008).

TO SUPPORT THE DESIGN AND PRODUCTION OF A SITE-SPECIFIC ARCHITECTURAL INSTALLATION IN CONSORTIUM WITH P.S. 1 CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER IN LONG ISLAND C