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The longest-running student art competition in the United States features the work of San Joaquin County youth in kindergarten through 12th grade.
Artists capture the vivid colors and intense sunshine of California's majestic landscape in a distinctive style that has come to be called California Impressionism.
Items from The Haggin Museum's historic clothing collection show the relationship between the ornate architecture of Victorian homes and the clothing of the 19th century women who inhabited them.
A diverse and eclectic mix of new works by artists from across the country. ATTENTION ARTISTS: Enter your works between now and July 27 for consideration in the 2010 Exhibition.
Download Prospectus (PDF)
Caterpillar track-type tractors, computing gasoline pumps, Duraflame logs and Frantz oil filters and asparagus harvesters represent but a handful of the the Stockton inventions showcased in this special exhibition.
Objects, photographs and ephemera detail more than a century of progress, from New York’s Crystal Palace to Knoxville, Tennessee. The exhibition is organized by the Hagley Museum and Library in Wilmington, Delaware, and is toured by ExhibitsUSA, a national program of Mid-America Arts Alliance |
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