Manzanar: The Wartime Photographs of Ansel Adams Extended!

Extended for over three months, the popular exhibition Manzanar: The Wartime Photographs of Ansel Adams will be open through September 11, 2022!

The exhibition features over fifty little-known photographs by Ansel Adams that depict how Japanese Americans bore their treatment at the Manzanar incarceration camp in central California during World War II.

See it before it closes!

Agency: Feminist Art & Power brings together the work of womxn artists who represent different cultural backgrounds, generations, geographic locations, LGBTQI and gender identities. The twenty-eight exhibiting artists explore the concept of agency—the capacity to act or exert one’s own power; to act independently and to make free choices. They present work that challenges cultural and political norms, and examines empowerment, identity, gender roles, aging, gender fluidity, reproductive choice, women and work, violence, and more. Agency: Feminist Art and Power gives the public access to cutting edge work and ideas of womxn artists who are exploring urgent social topics that confront our understanding of what shapes us as individuals and communities.

The MSC is proud to provide space for these important voices, and to introduce audiences to provocative, challenging ideas, and to encourage debate and growth, and the discovery of common ground.

Be sure to view this extraordinary show before it closes Sunday, June 5!

Click here to view the Museum of Sonoma County News - May 27, 2022