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MILLS PUBLIC ART INITIATIVE CONVERGING FLORACRISTINE BLANCO AND Yétúndé OLAGBAJU The Mills Public Art Initiative, Converging Flora, is the shared creative work of 2020 MFA graduates Cristine Blanco and Yétúndé 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
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SEP 18–DEC 12, 2021 TABITHA SOREN: SURFACE TENSION Featuring photographs by Bay Area artist Tabitha Soren, Surface Tension explores the intersection of everyday technology with culture, politics, and human contact. More![Carmen Lomas Garza, Cumpleaños de Lala y Tudi, 1991, Lithograph on paper, 21.5 in x 29.5 in. Gift of Mrs. John C. Sigourney [Mary Singleton], BA 1949 in Honor of Dr. Georgiana Melvin, Dr. Francis Herrick, Dr. Elizabeth Pope, Dr. Alfred Neumeyer, and Mr. Sasha Lieberman, By Exchange](/images/exhibitions/Landing_Exhibitions_Unseen-LomasGarza.jpg "Carmen Lomas Garza, Cumpleaños de Lala y Tudi, 1991, Lithograph on paper, 21.5 in x 29.5 in. Gift of Mrs. John C. Sigourney [Mary Singleton], BA 1949 in Honor of Dr. Georgiana Melvin, Dr. Francis Herrick, Dr. Elizabeth Pope, Dr. Alfred Neumeyer, and Mr. Sasha Lieberman, By Exchange")
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JAN 22–MAR 13, 2022 UNSEEN: THE HIDDEN LABOR OF WOMEN Curated by students in the Fall 2021 Museum Studies Workshop, Unseen highlights the traditionally under-recognized emotional, physical, and domestic work of women as caregivers, community organizers, professionals, and artists. More
