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Oct 23, 2024
NUMU Exhibits Mixed-Media Concepts of Identity and Heritage
In “Made of Memory,” which opens Oct. 25. artists tie memories of their ancestral homelands—both real and imagined—to their adopted ones.
.Arts
Oct 16, 2024
Jennifer Kim Sohn Sews Together ‘25 Million Stitches’
Jennifer Kim Sohn combines art and activism to draw attention to the refugee crisis with ‘25 Million Stitches: One Stitch, One Refugee.’
Jul 31, 2024
Desi Comedy Fest Comes to San Jose Improv
In 2014, Samson Koletkar and Abhay Nadkarni officially launched the Desi Comedy Fest, which has become a mainstay of Bay Area live comedy.
.Arts
Jul 31, 2024
NUMU Los Gatos Explores Framework of Holly Lane’s Art
New Museum Los Gatos displays 25 of Holly Lane’s paintings and intricately carved basswood frames, which look like unified works of art.
.Arts
Jul 3, 2024
Photographers Frame the Election in ‘From Where I Stand’ at MACLA
The six photographers featured in “From Where I Stand,” the exhibit at MACLA, tackle topics that are both personal and political.
.Arts
May 1, 2024
Beyond Bars: SJMA Show Illuminates Prison Industrial Complex
The exhibit “Seeing through Stone,” at San Jose Museum of Art, uses art as a medium to challenge society’s attitudes toward prison abolition.
Apr 10, 2024
‘Taken From Their Families’ Illuminates Dark History
A little-known chapter of San Francisco’s Angel Island is the subject of “Taken from their Families: Japanese American Incarceration on Angel Island During World War II,” a traveling exhibit at the Japanese American Museum of San Jose.
.Arts
Mar 6, 2024
Artists and “Day Jobs” at Cantor Arts Center
Day Jobs at Stanford's Cantor Arts Center highlights the hard work behind being an artist, and often how the very day job influences the craft.