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Collections
The OMCA Art
Department has its origins in the Oakland Art Gallery, founded in
1916. The Department holds the most comprehensive California regional
collection anywhere. Visitors to the museum will see the state's
creative spirit manifest in a survey of art from the mid-1800s to
the present. The Art Department collects and exhibits art in all
media -- painting, sculpture, drawing, prints, photography, mixed
media, installation, and craft. Our guidelines for collecting the
art of California are that the artist was born, raised, studied
in, moved to, or work in the state.
For more information
on the collection, please refer to The Art of California: Selected
Works from the Collection of the Oakland Museum, available in the
Museum Store.
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