Registration is now available for SJMA’s widely popular Kids Summer Art Camps! 

Registration is now available for Teen Art Camp at SJMA!

All visitors are welcome to drop in on free Docent-led public tours on Thursday at 5pm and Friday–Sunday at 1 and 2:30pm.

Celebrate the opening of the multi-sited group exhibition Seeing through Stone at SJMA, part of the ongoing Visualizing Abolition series.

In this artist-facilitated workshop, participants will learn about the shared history between plants and liberation, and how the natural world and gardening practices can teach us about abolition.

Join us for the finale of our three-part residency with Francis Experience Quintet with featured poet Tshaka Campbell. The evening also includes a special reception announcing the winner of the Dr. Jerry Hiura Next Gen Visual Artist Award.

One free general admission to the Museum for visitors presenting an active debit or credit card from Bank of America®, Merrill®, or Bank of America Private Bank®.

Join Juan Omar Rodriguez, assistant curator, as he explores questions posed by the artists featured in the upcoming fall exhibitions, Kambui Olujimi: North Star and Beta Space: Patty Chang and David Kelley.

Offsite
SJMA will be at the upcoming Áo Dái Festival, a multi-dimensional experience celebrating Vietnamese art and culture in downtown San José.

SJMA is open on Memorial Day, 11am–6pm!

Attend an insightful conversation with artist, activist, and architect Sofia Karim who will speak about the imprisonment of her uncle, the renowned Bangladeshi photographer Shahidul Alam, and her ideas on architecture as a language of struggle and resistance.

One free general admission to the Museum for visitors presenting an active debit or credit card from Bank of America®, Merrill®, or Bank of America Private Bank®.

Join the opening celebration of Christina Fernandez: Multiple Exposures, surveying over three decades of Fernadez’s most important photographic series and installations.

Celebrate Make Music San José and join us for live musical performances that will activate artworks in Seeing through Stone. 

Tune in to SJSU’s 90.5 FM KSJS to hear the Tea Project’s podcast where activists, artists, poets, and torture survivors reflect over tea, create space for difficult conversations, and envision a new future for social relations.

Join our virtual discussion with the artists of the Tea Project, Amber Ginsburg and Aaron Hughes, and special guests.  

Event date and time to be announced. 

Join us for a performance organized by Seeing through Stone artist Gabriela Golder, along with the launch of the exhibition catalog.