Sep 1, 2022 – Dec 31, 2022
Land of Milk & Honey
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.
CommonGround: A Festival of Place-Inspired, Outdoor Work
Explore the creative terrain of CommonGround, the MAH's new biennial festival
Developed in partnership with Santa Cruz-based skateboard company NHS, this exhibition will highlight the largest collection of Jim Phillips studio art, largely unseen since 1984.
Debuting at the MAH, will launch the worldwide tour of this exhibition which will travel throughout 2021.
Artists & Projects
LOOM:FIELD
By BANDALOOP
MAH & Abbott Square
Sep 16–17 / FREE
The Writing on the Wall
By Hank Willis Thomas & Dr. Baz Dreisinger
Davenport Jail
Sep 16–25 / FREE
TRANSBORDER
By Daniel Ruanova & Ignacio Ornelas
Farmers’ Markets
Sep 21–25 / FREE
The Language of Birds
By Carolyn Chen, Natalie Jenkins, & Indexical
Evergreen Cemetery & Wagner Grove
Sep 22–24 / FREE & Admission
ReflectioNNN
By MCXT (Monica Canilao & Xara Thustra)
Soquel Creek, Capitola Village
Sep 24; 7:30pm / FREE
The Land of Milk and Honey
Solari Gallery, MAH
Sep 1–Dec 31 / $10 Suggested Admission
LOOM:FIELD Exhibition
By I.B. Bayo
Atrium, MAH
Sep 16–25 / FREE
Refocusing Ecology
By Martabel Wasserman
Location TBA, Downtown Santa Cruz
Sep 16–Dec 31 / FREE
With additional funding provided by
City of Santa Cruz; Creative Work Fund; Indexical; New England Foundation for the Arts; The Humanities Institute at UC Santa Cruz; and the Institute of the Arts and Sciences at UC Santa Cruz as part of its Visualizing Abolition Initiative, funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Related Exhibition
Oct 14, 2022 – Feb 24, 2023
Artists in Residence
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.
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