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de Youngsters Studio: Make an Art Book in the Style of Fernand Léger

Raphael Noz, Senior Teaching Artist \ Sep 17, 2021
Collection ConnectionAlthough Fernand Léger is better known for his Cubist paintings (also called “Tubist,” as his figures tend to rely on tube shapes), he also made beautiful illustrated books.
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\ Community & Learning

Queer Representation & Museums \ Q&A With GLBT Historical Society Director, Terry Beswick

Francisco Rosas \ Jun 11, 2021
\ Podcasts

Local Voices S3 E3: Dr. Huey P. Newton Foundation

\ May 4, 2021
\ Systems of Belief

Bloody Murder: A Medieval Conflict Between Church and State

Martin Chapman \ Apr 29, 2021
\ Anti-Racism Updates

“Local Voices”: A Work in Progress

Maria Egoavil & PJ Policarpio \ Apr 29, 2021
\ Podcasts

Local Voices S3 E2: #SayHerName Movement and The Women of The Black Panther Party Mural

\ Apr 27, 2021
\ Ecology, Collection

The Necessity of Resourcefulness: Lessons from Traditional Japanese Textiles

Ana Matsubara with Jill D'Alessandro \ Apr 22, 2021
\ Ecology, Collection

The Wild Inventiveness of Barbara Dietzsch: a Dandelion with a Tiger Moth, a Snail, A Beetle, and a Butterfly

Furio Rinaldi \ Apr 21, 2021
\ Anti-Racism Updates

Statement of Solidarity with AAPI Communities

Thomas P. Campbell & Meghan McCauley \ Mar 26, 2021
\ Acquisitions, Exhibitions, Collection

Acquisitions of Contemporary Textiles from “The de Young Open”

Jill D’Alessandro \ Mar 25, 2021
\ Exhibitions, Collection

A Testimony to These Times: “The de Young Open” Art Acquisitions

Timothy Anglin Burgard, Emma Acker, and Lauren Palmor \ Mar 11, 2021
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