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Q+A: Bay Area Artist Jocelyn Lee

The de Young Open artist on becoming an artist, her relationship to San Francisco, the future of the art world, and more.

By Megan Bates, digital media producer, in conversation with artist Jocelyn Lee

Article Contemporary art Works on paper Women in art
5 Spaces for Contemplation at the Legion of Honor

Check out these free spots — perfect for resting, reflecting, and taking in the art.

By Isabella Goldberg, facilities administrative coordinator

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5 Spaces for Contemplation at the de Young

Check out these free spots — perfect for resting, reflecting, and taking in the art.

By Isabella Goldberg, facilities administrative coordinator

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Then + Now: Sharing Ruth Asawa’s Art

Letting visitors take a piece of the art home.

By Stuart Hata, director of retail operations

Article Behind the scenes Women in art American art
Who’s That Lady? Identifying the Sitter in Our Tudor Portrait

Giving our Portrait of a Lady back her name.

By Elise Effmann Clifford, head of paintings conservation

Article Conservation Behind the scenes European paintings
6 Reasons Sketching Is Good for You, Even If You’re Bad at It

How sketching can make you happier, more creative, and more connected.

By Jennie Smith, project manager for Vitality Arts, and Anu Vaalas, project manager for school and family programs

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Beginner’s Guide to the de Young: 10 Artworks to Get You Started

Don’t know where to begin? Here’s a quick starter guide.

By Stefanie Lee, digital project coordinator

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Beginner’s Guide to the Legion of Honor: 10 Artworks to Get You Started

Don’t know where to begin? Here’s a quick starter guide.

By Stefanie Lee, digital project coordinator

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Q+A: Crafting Liberty

How two contemporary artists address liberation in their work.

By Hannah Waiters, curatorial cataloguing fellow, in conversation with artists Demetri Broxton and Ramekon O’Arwisters

Article Contemporary art Acquisitions
Looking Back at the Lens: Japanese Americans on Ansel Adams at Manzanar

Watch oral histories about life in Manzanar and being photographed by Ansel Adams.

By Rose Masters, park ranger, oral history, Manzanar National Historic Site

Article Photography American art AAPI voices
An Antidote to Hate

How do you combat a violent movement determined to erase an entire community?

By Roberto Ordeñana

Article Community LGBTQ+
Words Matter: A New Approach to Interpretation

How we work with interpretation partners on exhibition planning.

By Abram Jackson

Article Anti-racism + DEIA

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