de Young Museum
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive
in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco, California
37.771503 -122.467646
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10 Reviews
First reviewed by Tablet
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Works from a variety of cultures are housed in this museum, including Maori, American, and Indian. The vista from the ninth-floor observation tower is almost artwork in itself, as is the renovated, copper-clad building, which was refurbished after an earthquake in 1989.
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The De Young museum recently re-opened in a state-of-the-art modernist building (and it's almost worth it to go just to see that). While you're there, check out some of the incredible exhibits they host, from Andy Warhol to King Tut.
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I was a young boy the last time King Tut came through the states and I so badly wanted to see the show. I was very happy to see the exhibit at the De Young in San Francsico. Yes, there are lines and crowds, but it is managed nicely and in the end, you have plenty of time to go through and I was able to get right up to the exhibits without any problem. The exhibit itself is set up wonderfully, with each glass box affording an area for a complete walkaround. It walks you through many themed areas and gives a good overall feel for the political climate that Tut ruled over.
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Beautiful building and nice collection, great views of SF from tower.
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Location in Golden Gate park is beautful and intresting
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Location in Golden Gate park is beautful and intresting
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Great contemporary Art Collection and stunning building and gardens/grounds
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Current exhibition on Jean Paul Gaultier - it is exceptional. The quality of the exhibit design (Montreal firm) was amazing. Definitely worth seeing.
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Great exhibits and views, with a wonderful outdoor sculpture garden.
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Stunning building in a stunning setting and the view from the tower is amazing. The Gerhard Richter installation in the main lobby is magnificent. On Valenica Avenue in Mission, check out Paxton Gate and the terrific range of shops and cafes in the area.The Yerba Buena Art Centre on Market Street. Smart and interesting programming ( dance, visual art, film)