I hope that we, as a people, will rediscover our truth, that we will once again be lovers of humanity and seekers of peace, that we will show compassion toward ourselves and those around us, and that with the creativity and love that run through us, we will be able to generate hope for a better future. May we find the strength to rise from the depths of this rupture and begin to heal. May this year be a good year. Shana Tova!

New Acquisitions: Expanding the Vision of BMoA showcases 19 newly acquired works from 2023 to the present, highlighting the diversity and vitality of contemporary art. Featuring artists such as celebrated Abstract Expressionist Sam Francis, Chicano queer visual artist Joey Terrill, environmental artist Rotem Reshef, musician turned abstract painter Bryan Ida, and multimedia Chicana artist Jacqueline Valenzuela, this exhibition reflects the wide-ranging cultural perspectives t

The group exhibition "How is the Weather: Art and Climate Change" will open at the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art on July 5th, 6-10 pm. Curator: Debra Vodhanel