SAGRADX collapses the boundaries between the sacredness of private and public life through the interactions of the personal, Queer, Latinx and institutional. Across painting, durational performance, photography, sculpture and installation, Perry Picasshoe searches for enduring and ephemeral ways to capture, preserve and present what is held sacred.
The Riverside Art Museum welcomes the community to celebrate the art and stories of California Collectives: Asian American Moderns 1924-1965 during Free First Sunday on October 4, 2026. From noon to 3pm audiences will be immersed in the art and culture of the exhibition through art, music, and hands-on-art-making activities. Following the Community Day, the […]
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Long before their names faded from memory, Asian American artists were winning prizes, headlining exhibitions, and helping to shape modern American art. Join Tracy Fisher, Director of the Center for […]
