de Saisset
The de Saisset Museum houses an expansive collection of more than 12,500 objects, including Fletcher Benton, Going Around the Corner with X, 2008, painted steel, Gift of the artist with assistance from Paula Kirkeby, in honor of William Rewak, S.J., 2013.4.1.
The de Saisset Museum hosts 10-15 temporary exhibitions each year and in addition to its permanent California History display. Exhibitions connect to the rich art and history of California by highlighting the diversity of our community, addressing issues of contemporary society, and showcasing the strengths of our permanent collection.
The de Saisset Museum is committed to supporting education for all ages through our collection, exhibitions, programs, and docent tours.
DISCOVER fascinating exhibitions. EXPERIENCE thought-provoking programs. BE INSPIRED by California art and history.
Rotating Images: Fletcher Benton, Going Around the Corner with X, 2008, painted steel, Gift of the artist, with assistance from Paula Kirkeby, in honor of William Rewak, S.J., 2013.4.1. Monica Lundy, Ladies of the Barbary Coast, 2014, 22 kt. gold, 16 kt. gold, 11 kt. gold, white gold, pulverized charcoal, mica flake, coffee, gouache, acrylic medium on Arches paper mounted on panel, 61 x 82 x 2 in., Courtesy of the Nancy Toomey Fine Arts. Class visit to the museum's collections storage vault with Professor Karen Fraser. Photo courtesy Chuck Barry.
The de Saisset Museum is hiring!
The de Saisset Museum seeks a highly skilled and team-oriented Collections Manager who will thrive in a fast-paced work environment and is well suited for a University art environment with a small staff. The Collections Manager reports to the Director and works in concert with the Exhibition Project Coordinator and the Assistant Director.
To learn more about the position, qualifications, and how to apply, please visit https://jobs.scu.edu/postings/6044
Museum Hours
CURRENTLY CLOSED
We are currently closed for installation and will resume regular hours starting Friday September 29, 2017.
Join us the evening of Thursday, September 28, 2017 for the opening reception of our fall exhibitions.