Buckminster Fuller was a visionary, a global thinker, and a problem solver who has had a profound affect on architects, designers, artists, and scientists worldwide.

Most upon hearing his name first think of his geodesic dome - more than 300,000 dot the globe - but Bucky’s legacy includes 28 patents, and as many books, and he has inspired the creation of the Whole Earth Catalogue and influenced the sustainability movement.

Through July 29, 2012, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) will present The Utopian Impulse: Buckminster Fuller and the Bay Area, the first exhibition to consider Fuller's local design legacy. The presentation will feature some 65 works, including prints, drawings, photographs, documentary video, books, and models.

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