Get in the Game: Sports, Art, Culture

Celebrate the love of the game from the Olympics to Little League
The roar of the stadium. The green of the field. A held breath erupting into victory—or defeat.
Is it any wonder that sports inspire artists? With our latest exhibition, Get in the Game: Sports, Art, Culture, experience how today’s artists and designers respond to the drive, passion, culture, and systems surrounding games—and who gets to play them.
From the Olympics to the local recreation league, through Get in the Game you’ll experience how some of our most iconic images have been formed and unforgettable human stories have played out in the world of sports.
Sports icons and everyday athletes alike are celebrated in this thrilling exhibition. You’ll have the opportunity to discover the depth of swimmer Diana Nyad’s determination through an unexpected portrait angle; feel the pressure faced by tennis champion Billie Jean King through a reenactment of her legendary Battle of the Sexes match; and celebrate Arkansas-born Scottie Pippin’s legacy as an NBA superstar and cultural icon in lustrous ceramic.
Organized by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, this exhibition taps into the spirit of sports through art, design, and interactive experiences. It’s time to get in the game!
Exhibition Tickets
$15 Adult General Admission
FREE Members, SNAP participants*, Veterans, and Youth 18 and Under**
* SNAP participants, please call (479) 657-2335 to enroll for free entry to temporary exhibitions.
Selected Works from the Exhibition
Upcoming Exhibition Events
Explore programs and events inspired by Get in the Game.

Member Preview | Get in the Game: Sports, Art, Culture
- Free for members
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- Temporary Exhibition Gallery

Member Mingle | Get in the Game: Sports, Art, Culture
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- Walker Landing
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Exhibition Sponsors
Get in the Game: Sports, Art, Culture is organized by San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The exhibition is curated by Jennifer Dunlop Fletcher, Helen Hilton Raiser Curator of Architecture and Design SFMOMA; Seph Rodney, independent curator and writer; and Katy Siegel, Research Director, Special Program Initiatives, SFMOMA.