Exposiciones pasadas

An exhibition of ceramic and mixed-media sculptures by Cannupa Hanska Luger, along with new multi-channel moving image works from the artist’s ongoing Future Ancestral Technologies project.

An exhibition by Cannupa Hanska Luger with mixed-media sculpture, regalia, and video, all based in myth, science fiction, and Indigenous futurism.

An international exhibition of writing by persons experiencing incarceration.

Flowers For Incarcerated Mothers is an art and garden project made in collaboration with artist jackie sumell and over two dozen mothers who are incarcerated–many of whom are serving life-sentences.

A traveling multidisciplinary arts and culture program focused on the ideological concept of agriculture in the regions of California and Mexico.

Immerse yourself in the phenomena of Monterey Bay's fog and atmospheric rivers through an interactive exhibition featuring the work of Enid Baxter Ryce.

The MAH welcomes Monica Canilao and Xara Thustra, the collaborative duo behind MCXT, back to Santa Cruz for a hybrid residency that melts arts and history into a kaleidoscopic experience of our present moment.

Strange Weather brings together works by influential artists from the 20th and 21st century that creatively illuminate and reframe the boundaries of bodies and the environment.

Commemorate the MAH's 25th anniversary with a celebratory collection of artworks and objects from our permanent collection.

Explore the complicated dynamics of running for public office and learn more about the role visual culture can play in a political campaign.

Explore the creative terrain of CommonGround, the MAH's new biennial festival

Strange Weather brings together works by influential artists from the 20th and 21st Century that creatively illuminate and reframe the boundaries of bodies and the environment.

Set upon a historical archive of art, objects, and stories from communities affected by the 2020 CZU Lightning Complex Fires.

Light up the night at Frequency, the MAH's new four-day festival of light, sound, and digital culture.

Art of the African Diaspora, in partnership with the Richmond Art Center, supports artists of African descent in the Bay Area through representation, professional development, and building a creative community.