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Mitchell Johnson, Pigeon Point Green, 1992, 14x30 inches, oil/canvas (©Mitchell Johnson, 2026) (SANTA CLARA, CA) - The Triton Museum of Art presents Mitchell Johnson: Fifty Years of Painting (January 16 - April 18, 2027). The third retrospective of the American colorist's career, following the Bakersfield Museum of Art (2014) and the Musée Villa les Camélias in Cap d'Ail, France (2023). The exhibition brings together 70 paintings made across six decades, from Johnson's teenag

The Triton Museum of Art presents -futility in three acts- (August 29, 2026 - January 10, 2027) by Sieglinde Van Damme. Sieglinde Van Damme is a California-based multi-disciplinary artist whose work is focused on abstraction as an open, undefined potential to new interpretations. Her work reflects on the depth of our individual pasts and the complex dynamics behind big life choices. Van Damme’s message for her art is: re-imagine what else is possible. Born in Belgium, Sieglin

The Triton Museum of Art presents Rose Sellery: Fragile Strength (August 29, 2026 - January 3, 2027). Rose Sellery is a Santa Cruz-based, multidisciplinary artist whose work navigates the dichotomies of beauty and brutality, fragility and strength, traditional and rebellion by way of using various objects, often overlooked or discarded, and crafting a story through their own visual language. Originally from Venice, CA, Rose Sellery’s creative path has been shaped by years in

The Triton Museum of Art presents Eye/Hand (August 29, 2026 - January 3, 2027) by Harry Clewans. Harry Clewans is an Oakland-based, largely self-taught artist whose work reveals how the big picture is made up of all the little details. Harry Clewans started out as a painter and has been working out of his studio in Oakland, CA since 1983. Clewans’s art consists of large-scale woodblock prints by assembling hundreds of smaller printed images. For the past thirty years, Clewans