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On view from July 11, 2025 through February 22, 2026, the exhibition weaves connections between Her鈥檚 past series, recent projects, and ongoing explorations, linking California鈥檚 agricultural landscapes, the jungles of Laos, Minnesota鈥檚 poppy fields, and beyond.

Pao Houa Her: The Imaginative Landscape is the first survey of the artist鈥檚 compelling body of work.

Two new shows opened November 1: Kambui Oljumi: North Star and Beta Space: Patty Chang and David Kelley.

Two new shows open November 1: Kambui Oljumi: North Star and Beta Space: Patty Chang and David Kelley.

From November 1, 2024 through June 1, 2025, the San Jos茅 Museum of Art (SJMA) will present Kambui Olujimi: North Star, an immersive exhibition that invites us to imagine a different way of being in the universe.

San Jos茅 Museum of Art (SJMA) presents 鈥楰ambui Olujimi: North Star鈥�, an immersive exhibition that invites us to imagine a different way of being in the universe. 

In 2023, the Foundation adopted the climate action focus that has become central to its grant-giving and support efforts.

Insightful, generous, radical, and very 鈥淏ay way鈥� shows, including Bernice Bing, Estefania Puerta, Alicia McCarthy, Sadie Barnette, and more.

Museums in Austin, Louisville, Madison, Montreal, New Orleans, Tampa, and elsewhere will be joining the program, now in its third year.

If we鈥檝e learned anything over the past 18 months, it鈥檚 that there鈥檚 no replacing the physical and emotional experience of seeing art in person.

While this show is technically inside the San Jos茅 Museum of Art, those seeking it out need only be within earshot of the museum鈥檚 clock tower.

The San Jos茅 Museum of Art announced the acquisition of 86 works by a diverse roster of 27 artists.

鈥淣o other scholar has contributed as much to the study of California art,鈥� says critic and curator Michael Duncan.

Timothy Young, currently incarcerated in San Quentin State Prison, is a key contributor to the University-led art project, Barring Freedom, that aims to put the US criminal justice system in the dock

"Barring Freedom" uses art to engage people in different ways, so they can see the dynamics of racism.