Historical Exhibits

Lisa Cabrera is influenced by ideas, objects, times, and places with respect to the Mesoamerican, Mexican, and American cultures and how they continue to pop up and be interpreted and/or utilized in everyday life, through families and communities.

“Spatial Dialogues” redefines gallery aesthetics with paintings in unconventional formats, off-wall artworks, and installations.

Heaven-Like blends vivid heavenly imagery with the darker concept of a fallen angel, offering a balanced view of fantasy.

Digitally enhanced, these Rodeo photos illustrate the intense emotions and excitement shared by riders and spectators alike.

Explore and learn about the ancient medium of colored beeswax.

Selected works from the San Antonio Hospital collection, created by professional artists active in the Pomona Valley.

Ruthellyn Whittington’s off-loom weavings capture the essence of real and imagined landscapes. They depict scenes ranging from favorite real-world places to the limitless realms of the imagination.

This exhibition addresses social injustice for women and LGBTQ+ communities through ceramic and mixed-media sculpture from the perspective of five artists spanning four decades.