Founded in 1993, the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) plays a vital role in San Francisco's cultural landscape. Situated in the vibrant SOMA neighborhood, YBCA focuses on contemporary art, performance, and film, while actively engaging with the community. The institution aims to redefine the role of arts organizations by centering artists as pivotal figures in social and cultural movements. YBCA is open Wednesday through Sunday, offering free gallery access on specific days to encourage public engagement.
Opened in 1993, YBCA serves as the cultural anchor of San Francisco's Yerba Buena Gardens and focuses on contemporary art, performance, and civic engagement.
YBCA reimagines the role of arts institutions, emphasizing artists' contributions to social and cultural movements within their communities.
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