Saint Mary's College Museum of Art
Hearst Art Gallery
Moraga, CA
925-631-4379
http://hearstartgallery.org
- Superbly Independent: Early Western
Landscapes by Annie Harmon, Mary DeNeale Morgan, and Marion Kavanaugh Wachtel
(7/14/10)
- Mary DeNeale Morgan, 1868-1948; essay
by Julie Armistead (7/14/10)
- Annie Lyle Harmon, 1855-1930; essay
by Erika Esau (7/14/10)
- Marion Kavanagh Wachtel, 1870-1954;
essay by Jean Stern (7/14/10)
- Ralph Borge: A Symbolic Realist and
His Circle (1/16/10)
- Bert Monroy, Master Artist Tribute VIII:
A Digital Artist Paints With Light
- Carl Sammons: Early California Impressionist;
essay by Douglas S. McElwain (8/8/08)
- You See: The Early Years of the UC Davis
Art Faculty (3/8/08)
- Town and Country: Jessica Dunne and
Louis LaBrie; essay by Meredith Tromble (8/22/07)
- Town and Country: Jessica Dunne and
Louis LaBrie (4/11/07)
- Manuel Valencia: California's Native
Son; essay by Julie Armistead (7/26/06)
- Manuel Valencia: California's Native
Son (1856-1935) (7/10/06)
- The Divine Comedy: Paradiso, Dante's
Third Canticle by Sandow Birk (11/02/04)
- Revelations and Reflections of Self-Taught
Artists (7/28/04)
- Water, Land and Sky: Rediscovering A.
T. DeRome (4/2/04)
- Winslow Homer - The Illustrator: His
Wood Engravings 1857-1888 (11/18/03, rev. 12/19/03)
- Unbounded Vistas: Artists Interpret
the Northern California Landscape (4/24/03)
- The Legacy of Brother Cornelius (2/28/03)
- Early Artists of the Bohemian Club:
San Francisco as the Center of West Coast Art (5/13/02)
- North to Alaska (2/28/02)
- William Wolff: Themes and Motifs; essay
by Art Hazelwood (2/11/02)
- Masquerade and Revelation: A William
Wolff Retrospective (2/11/02)
- Maurice Logan, Artist and Designer,
essay by Marvin A. Schenck (7/26/01)
- Bicoastal Artists of the 1870s; essay
by Ann Harlow (7/21/01)
- Point to Point: Landscape Paintings
by Willard Dixon and Peter Loftus (3/11/00)
- Hearst Art Gallery of Saint Mary's College
Appoints Carrie Brewster as Director (9/26/99)
- Stories Woven In: the Navajo Way of
Seeing (9/9/99)
- William Keith: California Awakening
(6/3/99)
- Early California Impressionists: The
Ronald E. Walker Collection (6/97)
About the Saint Mary's College Museum of Art and Hearst
Art Gallery
Since 1997 Resource Library has published articles
and essays relating to exhibitions at Saint Mary's College's Hearst Art
Gallery. In 2011 the College announced a new home for the Hearst Art Gallery
and the William Keith Gallery with the establishment of the Saint Mary's
College Museum of Art (SMCMoA). Exhibition space increased by fifty percent
with the addition of two galleries complementing the Keith and Hearst galleries.
The Hearst Art Gallery, which was founded in 1977 with a grant from the
Hearst Foundation, remains a primary exhibition space for the museum.
Saint Mary's art collection began with a few Keith paintings
in the early 20th century and by 2011 had expanded to nearly 4,500 works
of art, including its comprehensive Keith collection; early ceramics; Roman
coins; African; Asian and Oceanic ethnographic objects; religious statuary;
Russian icons and modern California art.
Museum hours and admission fees are available on the Gallery's
website.
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