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    OMCA in solidarity with Black Lives Matter

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Black Lives Matter Murals

Art for the Movement Guiding Principles

OMCA is involved in a partnership to preserve, steward, and present the artwork and murals being created at this moment, and the efforts underway, including our role, are included below.

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Top 5 OMCA events for the Winter season

Posted by Cheyenne Matthe... on01Nov

The year might be coming to an end, but we’re not slowing down anytime soon. Mark your calendars for our events and festivities and end 2018 with a bang!

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California tortoiseshell butterfly
July 8, 2020

Object of the Week: California Tortoiseshell Butterfly

Ryder Diaz, Curator of Natural Sciences, reflects on the many stories behind a jar of butterfly pupae in OMCA's collection.
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Farmworker stooped over in a field
July 1, 2020

Object of the Week: Short-Handled Hoe

Associate Curator of History Erendina Delgadillo reflects on a short-handled hoe as an example of how undervalued workers organized to advocate for equity and justice.
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A large crowd sits in the James Moore Theater
June 17, 2020

Exploring Public Art Practices

OMCA's symposium on January 25, 2020 invited visitors to learn how public art can interrogate systems of injustice, celebrate community, and more. 
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