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S.F. MoMa and de Young Museums Member Rate
San Francisco: April 2026
Museum Members $95.00 Price includes museum entry. Participants must present a valid membership ID for admission.
Dates & Locations:
Monday, April 13: SFMOMA (10:30 AM– 1:30 PM)
Tuesday, April 14: de Young Museum (10:30 AM – 1:30 PM) (1:30 PM – 4:30 PM)
Wednesday, April 15: de Young Museum (10:30 AM – 1:30 PM)
Thursday, April 16: SFMOMA (4:30 PM – 7:30 PM)
Please indicate your chosen date at checkout.
Group size: 3–8 participants
A small-group perspective workshop
This is a 3+ hour, small-group experience designed to help you step out of overwhelm and look at your work, habits, and priorities from a different angle.
We use the art museum as a quiet, neutral space to slow down, notice patterns, and create mental distance. This is different thinking for different thinkers—a curated environment designed to inspire new perspectives and fresh insights. No creative skill or prior art knowledge is necessary.
This format has sold out in Portland and Seattle and is now coming to San Francisco for a limited April engagement.
Included PDF Workbook + Follow-up
The Art of Observation: A PDF workbook sent via email prior to the event. This guide provides a fresh perspective and serves as an introduction to observation.
40-Minute Zoom Follow-up: A group video call two weeks later to discuss shifts in your work and life.
What we’ll do
90 minutes in the galleries You’ll move through the museum using simple prompts to notice how you respond to what you see, what holds your attention, and what you move past.
90 minutes of facilitated conversation We’ll connect those observations to your real life: how you make decisions, where you get stuck, and where new perspectives are beginning to form.
Who this is for
This workshop is for people who:
Want space to step back and see their work and priorities more clearly.
Think best through observation, conversation, and reflection.
Are curious about new perspectives and fresh ways of looking at familiar patterns.
Value intentional time away from routine to reset their thinking.
Details
Pricing: Includes professional facilitation, the PDF workbook, and your follow-up session.
Cancellation & Transfer Policy Full refunds are available up to 7 days before the workshop. Within 7 days, tickets are non-refundable but are transferable and can be applied as credit toward a future workshop. If you need to make a change, email me as soon as possible.
San Francisco: April 2026
Museum Members $95.00 Price includes museum entry. Participants must present a valid membership ID for admission.
Dates & Locations:
Monday, April 13: SFMOMA (10:30 AM– 1:30 PM)
Tuesday, April 14: de Young Museum (10:30 AM – 1:30 PM) (1:30 PM – 4:30 PM)
Wednesday, April 15: de Young Museum (10:30 AM – 1:30 PM)
Thursday, April 16: SFMOMA (4:30 PM – 7:30 PM)
Please indicate your chosen date at checkout.
Group size: 3–8 participants
A small-group perspective workshop
This is a 3+ hour, small-group experience designed to help you step out of overwhelm and look at your work, habits, and priorities from a different angle.
We use the art museum as a quiet, neutral space to slow down, notice patterns, and create mental distance. This is different thinking for different thinkers—a curated environment designed to inspire new perspectives and fresh insights. No creative skill or prior art knowledge is necessary.
This format has sold out in Portland and Seattle and is now coming to San Francisco for a limited April engagement.
Included PDF Workbook + Follow-up
The Art of Observation: A PDF workbook sent via email prior to the event. This guide provides a fresh perspective and serves as an introduction to observation.
40-Minute Zoom Follow-up: A group video call two weeks later to discuss shifts in your work and life.
What we’ll do
90 minutes in the galleries You’ll move through the museum using simple prompts to notice how you respond to what you see, what holds your attention, and what you move past.
90 minutes of facilitated conversation We’ll connect those observations to your real life: how you make decisions, where you get stuck, and where new perspectives are beginning to form.
Who this is for
This workshop is for people who:
Want space to step back and see their work and priorities more clearly.
Think best through observation, conversation, and reflection.
Are curious about new perspectives and fresh ways of looking at familiar patterns.
Value intentional time away from routine to reset their thinking.
Details
Pricing: Includes professional facilitation, the PDF workbook, and your follow-up session.
Cancellation & Transfer Policy Full refunds are available up to 7 days before the workshop. Within 7 days, tickets are non-refundable but are transferable and can be applied as credit toward a future workshop. If you need to make a change, email me as soon as possible.

