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A woman in a kitchen facing away from the viewer

Reality Makes Them Dream: American photography from 1929 to 1941 – in pictures

Marion Post Wolcott (American, 1910–1990), Center of town. Woodstock, Vermont. “Snowy Night”, 1940. Selenium-tinted gelatin silver print. Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University. Gift of Michael and Sheila Wolcott, 2000.135

Palo Alto Online

Photography exhibition shows there was much more to life in the 1930s than the Great Depression

An image of a street in the 1930s

Reality Makes Them Dream: Recontextualizing 1930s Photography

de Young Museum. Photo courtesy of FAMSF.

How Will Technology Shape the Museum of Tomorrow? 20 Museum Directors Will Convene in the Bay Area to Explore Digital Horizons

Three women on the stage during a symposium

IMU UR2: Asian American Art, Intersectionality, and Collective Memory

Asawa Masks

Ruth Asawa, Without End

Patty Chang, Que Sera Sera/Invocations, 2013–14, two-channel video. Courtesy the artist

The Ramifications of Oppression in the Asian American Community

two women standing in an art gallery

This Bay Area museum director kicked off a troubled institution’s renaissance. Here are her plans for 2023

A gallery view of East of The Pacific exhibition at the Cantor

The Initiative Preserving the Past and Securing the Future of Asian American Art

An embroidered piece depicting a person with a dog sitting in a kitchen

Stanford Report

Textile portraits bring visibility to queer and trans communities