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Art in the Presidio

Art in the Presidio engages visitors with a sense of welcome and delight.

The Art in the Presidio program inspires visitors to experience and understand the national park site in new ways.

Since 2008, more than a dozen temporary exhibitions have invited thousands of people to see the park through a new lens. Artists bring their unique perspective to the park’s nature, history, and culture – telling new, unexpected, and sometimes untold stories.

Art in the Presidio creates a sense of welcome, wonder, and delight, building a deep appreciation for and lasting connections to the park. It’s not just about the final art piece, but about inviting communities to explore, building a Presidio that’s visited and loved by everyone.

See below for what’s on view now!

On View Now

Don’t miss these great experiences.

Andy Goldsworthy's Wood Line Sculpture in the Presidio

Goldsworthy in the Presidio

Artist Andy Goldsworthy celebrates the Presidio’s historic forest with four site-specific installations you can visit on a three-mile walk around the park.

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Presidio Pop Up Mural

Explore a vibrant ground mural by artist and activist Favianna Rodriguez at Presidio Pop Up, celebrating Presidio plants, flowers, insects, and birds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, there is no charge to see the art installations. In fact, Wood Line and Spire are outdoors alongside trails, so they are always available to view.

No, Tree Fall is not currently open for public visits.