Visit Imprints before the exhibition closes!
MOAH presents “Imprints,” an exhibition interrogating California’s land use, water rights, and consumption of natural resources, featuring solo exhibitions by six artists.
Ann Diener explores the transformation of California’s Central Valley from family farms to industrial agriculture, while Sonja Schenk showcases symbolic gestures that raise environmental awareness.
Terry Arena delves into the commoditization of the environment’s resources, Charles Hood considers the visual and political statements of the Los Angeles Aqueduct, and Debra Scacco addresses the human desire to control nature for capital and sprawl.
Serena JV Elston critiques colonial, western ideologies that allow for the exploitation of land and resources.
