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Items from The Haggin Museum's historic clothing collection show the relationship between the ornate architecture of Victorian homes and the clothing of the 19th century women who inhabited them.
Artists capture the vivid colors and intense sunshine of California's majestic landscape in a distinctive style that has come to be called California Impressionism.
The longest-running student art competition in the United States features the work of San Joaquin County youth in kindergarten through 12th grade.
America's preeminent plein-air artists set up their easels in national sites across the country to create more than 100 original art works.
More than 50 Japanese woodblock prints from The Haggin Museum's own collection. Guest Curator Dr. John A. Listopad will showcase works by noted artists such as Hiroshige, Kunisada, Kuniyoshi, Toyokuni and Utamaro.
Bank of America and The Haggin Museum present an exhibition of original illustrations and text from four of the most artistically significant books by Henri Matisse — one of the preeminent artists of the 20th century.
More than 60 objects (sculpture, textiles, beaded clothing and jewelry) that broadly represent the creativity and diversity of artistic expression of 30 cultures of sub-Saharan Africa. Art of Africa is from the collection of The Robbins Center for Cross Cultural Communication and organized by International Arts & Artists, Washington, DC. Fashion Excavated: San Joaquin Delta College's Fashion Department uncovers the hidden treasures of The Haggin Museum's historical clothing collection for the first time in its history. |
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Bustles & Balustrades:
California Impressionism: 
79th Annual McKee Student Art Contest & Exhibition
The Art Books of Henri Matisse:
Art of Africa: