Exhibitions & Programs
Current Exhibitions
Patty Chang: surfacing
In surfacing, Patty Chang engages the ocean as a physical, geopolitical, and symbolic space, inviting you to consider the work of collection and recollection. Chang’s multimedia sculptural practice brings together archaeological remains from Point Alones Chinese Fishing Village (now the site of Stanford’s Hopkins Marine Station), fish specimens from Harvard’s Museum of Comparative Zoology, and […]
Spotlight
The powerful work of celebrated artist Susan Rothenberg is brought into focus in a dedicated gallery alongside an accompanying photographic portrait by Leo Holub. About the Artist Susan Rothenberg (1945–2020) was a trailblazing painter whose bold canvases reintroduced the figure into contemporary art at a time when abstraction dominated. Rising to prominence in the mid-1970s […]
Upcoming Exhibitions
Fault Lines: Reshaping Bay Area Figuration
Fault Lines: Reshaping Bay Area Figuration tells an essential Northern California story by examining both the movement’s celebrated legacy and the artists historically left out of its dominant narrative through rarely seen paintings, sculptures, prints, and archival material. Curated by Trisha Lagaso Goldberg, Fault Lines approaches Bay Area Figuration from the 1950s to early 1970s […]