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Erin LeAnn Mitchell: Calafia was Here
The 2nd annual mural project painted on the exterior walls of the Museum, this artwork was inspired by the legend of Calafia and emphasizes the often forgotten role of Black women throughout history.
Alyssa Monks: Be Perfectly Still, A Retrospective
Alyssa Monks creates photorealistic paintings exploring the often-hidden emotions within us all through semi-transparent filters of glass, vinyl, steam, and water.
Neil Mendoza: Pretty Rubbish
Digital artist Neil Mendoza gives form to pressing environmental and sustainability issues by using humor, motion, and familiar objects
Nicole Irene Anderson: Breaking Point
Anderson creates paintings and drawings that share a collective uneasiness and human vulnerability reflective of our current times
Storied Waters: Dreams of Bayanihan
A public art piece by Camille Hoffman on SLOMA’s lawn area. The sculpture pays tribute to the legacy of Filipinx people in California.