Take a tour of OMCA's explore Gallery of California Art this month to get inspired by some of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) artists' works we have on view. These seven diverse artists all explore themes related to their heritage but bring a distinctly California point of view to their art.
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Ruth Asawa, Untitled, 1974
OMCA Blog: Grounds, Gardens, and Galleries
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February 8, 2022Black excellence, the celebration of triumph and ascendancy in the Black community, is a mentality backed by actions of leadership and perseverance. As part of OMCA's reimagination of the collection-building process from one that was largely passive to one that actively engages and prioritizes individuals who are often marginalized and excluded from cultural institutions, we present four recent acquisitions that exemplify Black excellence along with two pieces from OMCA's collection. -
October 26, 2021Due to extraordinary weather conditions on Sunday, October 24, OMCA experienced some water damage to our campus. Leaking occurred from the upper level of the Museum, entering the Great Hall gallery below where our special exhibition Mothership: Voyage Into Afrofuturism is on view and where our upcoming exhibition Edith Heath: A Life in Clay is being installed. There has been no damage to any of the artifacts or artworks in the galleries and no impact on visitor or staff safety. -
March 5, 2021March is Women’s History Month, and we’re excited to celebrate some of our favorite female artists from our collection with you -
March 31, 2020March, Women’s History Month, may be wrapping up, but we’re always excited to celebrate some of our favorite female artists with you.
