An installation view of “Far Out: Northern California Art from the di Rosa Collection,” the first exhibit at the di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art’s San Francisco installation.

There’s a new art museum in town.

The storied di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art has opened a satellite space in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood, bringing the best of its collection into The City. The move signals a rebound for the museum and San Francisco’s art scene alike.

Since 1997, the di Rosa has been a hidden gem, nestled along the Sonoma Highway 50 miles north of San Francisco. The 217-acre campus includes an outdoor sculpture park and indoor galleries showcasing the art collection of the late vintner Rene di Rosa (1919–2010), alongside contemporary exhibitions, with an emphasis on Northern C

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