Diego Rivera created “Pan American Unity” (1940) in front of a live audience at the Golden Gate International Exposition, a world’s fair held on Treasure Island. In the mural, he imagined America—both Mexico and the United States—as a locus of shared creativity and innovation, with a panoramic view of San Francisco at the center. “He was an amazing storyteller. And all of the little thoughts per square inch, tell a grand story,” said Bay Area artist Michael Ríos. Learn more in “Diego Rivera’s America” on Floor 4 and reserve tickets at the link in bio. #DiegoRivera #Rivera #Mural #MuralMaking #Fresco #SanFrancisco