The Golden Gate Bridge: Curating the Impossible. It shouldn’t have worked. A bridge over a 6,700-foot strait, with brutal tides, unpredictable fog, gale-force winds, and the second-strongest ocean current in the world? In the 1930s, such a span seemed arrogant at best, suicidal at worst. But by 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge opened, sweeping across the San Francisco Bay in a single, graceful arc, its towers piercing the Pacific mist. Today it is one of the most photographed str
