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  • Horse underwater, with head not visible above the water. You can see woman's legs behind the horse. Image link to full article

    (Re)Writing the Narrative

    September 29 - December 1, 2017

    (Re)Writing the Narrative considers the multitude of ways artists can write, rewrite, or call into question social narratives through artworks from our permanent collection as well as works from private collections.

  • Two black and white prints. On left the print shows a architectural feature with columns and roof, there are white abstracted figures placed as if floating vertically through the space. On right, print depicts a tall tower in an abstracted landscape.Image link to full article

    Michael Mazur's L'Inferno di Dante

    September 29 - December 1, 2017; January 26 - March 16, 2018; April 5 - June 16, 2018

    Michael Mazur's L'Inferno di Dante offers a detailed, compelling visual rendition of Dante's Inferno through a series of forty-one etchings and accompanying text from the original poem.

  • Installation shot of museum's permanent California History exhibition. Image link to full article

    California History

    Permanent Exhibition

    The Santa Clara Valley has a rich and dynamic history, which rests at the heart of the exhibition. Through historical objects and artifacts, the permanent California History installation traces the story of this area from Native California to the founding of Mission Santa Clara de Asís, through the Rancho Period and Gold Rush, and up to the early years of Santa Clara College.