Upcoming
MILLS PUBLIC ART INITIATIVE CONVERGING FLORACRISTINE BLANCO AND YÉTUNDÉ OLAGBAJU The first installation of the Mills Public Art Initiative, Converging Flora, is the shared creative work of 2020 Mills MFA graduates Cristine Blanco and Yétundé Olagbaju. The mural serves as a commemoration for Black lives lost that invites reflection on the ways in which national conversations about racial justice find roots in the Oakland landscape. More
![Faith Ringgold, Jo Baker’s Birthday from portfolio 10 x 10: Ten Women/Ten Prints, 1995, Eleven color silkscreen on paper, Collection Mills College Art Museum, Museum Purchase, Mrs. John C. Sigourney [Mary Singleton], B.A. 1949, Fund.](/images/exhibitions/Landing_Exhibitions_ShiftingPerspectives_Ringgold.jpg "Faith Ringgold, Jo Baker’s Birthday from portfolio 10 x 10: Ten Women/Ten Prints, 1995, Eleven color silkscreen on paper, Collection Mills College Art Museum, Museum Purchase, Mrs. John C. Sigourney [Mary Singleton], B.A. 1949, Fund.")
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DEC 2, 2020–MAR 7, 2021 SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES DIGITAL EXHIBITION Featuring works from Mills College Art Museum’s permanent collection, Shifting Perspectives examines contemporary artists’ critiques of traditional visual representations of race, culture, and gender. More
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MAR 30–APR 18, 2021 2021 SENIOR THESIS EXHIBITION An annual exhibition featuring the work of graduating Studio Art majors, the senior thesis exhibition provides a unique opportunity for these young artists: their first show in a professional art museum. are Cecelia Bishop, Tri-an Cao, Lena Coletto, Emily Falco, E Daley, Stephanie Lister, Meenakshi Marchione, Lauryn Marshall, Bianca Mead, Claire Mitrisin, Angelica Navarro, Grace Patterson, Sophia Ramirez, Isabela Reyes-Klein, Dio Ruiz, and Emma Sugarbaker. MCAM will be open by appointment only. More
