The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco – Chong-Moon Lee Center for Asian Art and Culture is a museum in San Francisco, California that specializes in Asian art. Wikipedia ↗
200 Larkin St · City-owned · 185,000 sq ft · District 5
CC BY 2.0 · Jun SeitaContracts and bonds
No payment, contract or bond in the City’s files names this place.
The City's Asian Art Museum department runs it: $11.8M adopted budget and 75 people paid $7.7M in FY2025.
Board of Supervisors decisions
6 decisions about this place, 1999–2017.
2017Authorized the Asian Art Commission to agree to protect Asian Art Museum Foundation staff from claims over museum construction.
Resolution · File 171112The Board’s file ↗2003Approved spending $3,742,290 in interest on museum bonds to upgrade the Old Main Library for the Asian Art Museum.
Ordinance · File 030159The Board’s file ↗2001Allowed the Asian Art Museum to install a transformer vault and earthquake base isolation system beneath the McAllister Street right-of-way.
Resolution · File 010005The Board’s file ↗2000Allowed the Asian Art Museum to temporarily close nearby sidewalks and street areas during construction of the new museum.
Resolution · File 001794The Board’s file ↗2000Approved spending $22,943,756 in bond money and interest to rebuild the former Public Library and move the Asian Art Museum.
Ordinance · File 000082The Board’s file ↗One earlier decision, 1999
1999Authorized the sale of up to $16,730,000 in Asian Art Museum Relocation Project bonds, Series 1999D.
Resolution · File 991489The Board’s file ↗Other cultural sites
