Public Texts: A Californian Visual Language assembles over twenty California-based artists who explore the interrelationship of text and image. Their vibrant artworks draw on regional influences such as graffiti, activism, and pop culture, offering a fresh perspective on California's identity. The exhibition not only showcases traditional gallery pieces but also features outdoor commissions that evolve over time, allowing for an interactive experience. Additionally, an interdisciplinary space within the museum supports various educational formats, enhancing engagement with the diverse artworks on display.
Public Texts: A Californian Visual Language explores the interplay between language and visual art, embracing California's vibrant culture through text-driven artworks.
Through the incorporation of local influences such as graffiti, activism, and pop culture, this exhibition redefines California's aesthetic narrative, addressing underrecognized histories.
This exhibition goes beyond traditional gallery confines, engaging diverse audiences and incorporating outdoor commissions that transform the University of California Santa Barbara campus.
Public Texts includes an interdisciplinary space that promotes interactive educational experiences, encouraging visitors to engage with the artworks in dynamic and meaningful ways.
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