Please note: access to the de Young may be impacted 7/20 due to the AIDS Walk. Allow extra time to arrive.
Open Tuesday – Sunday 9:30 am – 5:15 pm
Hear from Angela Hennessy and Tahirah Rasheed, co-founders of the Bay Area artist collective See Black Womxn.
In this project, students learn about primary colors and how to mix secondary colors using paint.
By Jill McLennan, senior teaching artist
We reviewed our exhibition history to inform the development of a truly diverse exhibition program.
By Krista Brugnara and Caroline McCune
Thiebaud’s Ponds and Streams offers a disorienting, aerial view of a patchwork of intensely cultivated fields and bending waterways spread across farmland in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta.
By Lauren Palmor
If you love to paint, then learn to love cleaning up.
By Raphael Noz, senior teaching artist
Meet Dana King, classical figurative sculptor and creator of many public monuments of Black bodies in bronze. King opens up her studio space and shares how sculptures can provide culturally impactful memories and moments of connection.
Does art history have any relevance in a nation torn apart by war?
By Karin Breuer
Hear from Fredrika Newton and Xavier Buck of the Dr. Huey P. Newton Foundation as they speak about the importance and responsibility of preserving the legacy of the Black Panther Party and its founder.
What do education programs look like without original works of art in a physical space?
By Maria Egoavil and PJ Policarpio
A reliquary casket tells the story of a bloody murder that shook the medieval world.
By Martin Chapman
