SFMOMA

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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, but friends call us SFMOMA. We're one of the largest museums of modern + contemporary art in the United States

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The full RM x SFMOMA Collection has been replenished and is once again available for purchase with direct shipping. Every item from this exclusive series is back in stock online. 📌 Store Policy: Purchases are strictly limited to two (2) units per item style per order.

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I got to see the RM x SFMOMA exhibit tonight. It was a treat for the soul, warm and thoughtful, so much more than the sum of its parts. I don’t know if it is respectful to post a full artwork, so will give you a tiny taste as #onegoodthing; the full piece is majestic.

The top of a wooden post with white cloth tied around it. The background is a deep gradient that is deeply related to the tones of the wood, yet not of it - mysterious. Artist is Hyun-Sook Song
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Step into a world of creativity and discover the beauty of modern and contemporary art at the iconic San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)! From stunning exhibitions to unforgettable artistic experiences, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. ❤️ 📍

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Yun Hyong-keun was a leading figure of Korea's 1970s Dansaekhwa movement, defined by abstract monochrome painting and repetitive, meditative mark-making. He layered blue and umber, diluted with turpentine, until the colors soaked deep into the canvas and appeared almost black.

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RM first encountered Yun Hyong-keun's paintings at the 2019 Venice Biennale. At a time when life felt like it was moving at full speed, he felt compelled to slow down in front of Yun's work and found solace—it was a moment of connection that changed his relationship with art.

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