In the Main Gallery
For 115 years, National Geographic has pioneered and championed the art of wildlife photography, captivating generations of audiences with a steady stream of extraordinary images of animals in nature. “The World’s Great Wildlife” exhibits more than 50 of the most riveting photographs from National Geographic ranging from the magazine’s earliest days to today.
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In the Historic Carnegie Galleries
FIGURES, POSES, AND GLANCES: THE CODED ILLUSTRATIONS OF J.C. LEYENDECKER
February 18 - April 9 - South Gallery
The Nicholas and Lee Begovich Gallery at CSU Fullerton and Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center presents an exhibition featuring the work of early 20th century American illustrator Joseph Christian Leyendecker. Featuring numerous magazine covers and advertisements, “Figures, Poses, and Glances” examines the queer coding Leyendecker weaved throughout his work.
GRASSES OF LIFE: 100 YEARS OF SERVICE
February 18 - April 9 - Kabel Gallery
Celebrate 100 years of the Second Baptist Church through historic photographs and imagery of service and leadership. The first Black church in Orange County, Second Baptist has been uniting a diverse group of audiences for 100 years through thoughtful service and community engagement.
AMERICA IS A CORPORATION: AN INSTALLATION BY DANI BONNET
February 18 - April 9 - Turner Gallery
Neon artist Dani Bonnett examines ideas of privatization, consumerism, and ecological risk through text, illustration, and visual metaphors. Drawing from traditional technology and modern advancements, Bonnet subverts traditional tropes of neon and signage, making the viewer aware of the way they are attuned to advertisements and encouraging the viewer to pause and reflect.
Virtual Exhibitions
Irfan Murtaza
Digital Exhibition
The exhibition, installed in February for digital presentation only, features 30 works of acrylic on canvas. Paintings are in the realist tradition and are inspired by important places and objects and the people who made them. Irfan Murtaza is an Anaheim-based artist.
Calligraphy of Korean Poetry: Artist Conversation in Brush and Wood by Tae Sun Hwang
Digital Exhibition | November 23, 2020 - January 10, 2020
Korean-born master calligrapher Tae Sun Hwang is a practitioner of healing art in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. She finds her rest in brush and ink in her leisure time. This exhibition is a collection of the last forty years of her calligraphy in Korean and Chines brush work.
Costumes of the Anaheim Ballet's Nutcracker
Digital Exhibition
Muzeo is thrilled to participate in Anaheim Ballet's celebration of the annual holiday tradition, the Nutcracker. This digital exhibition offers a glimpse into the world of Nutcracker costumes, adding wonderful context to the timeless story, bringing us closer to its characters, and opening our eyes to the creative and multi-layered artistic process of Anaheim Ballet's Founding Directors and production team. Thanks to Anaheim Ballet's Directors Larry Rosenberg and Sarma Lapeneiks Rosenberg and Company Administrator, Ashley Duree. Special thank to Anaheim Ballet Board Member and former Anaheim Ballet dancer Rayell Segerstrom.
"I Matter Because ..." - Work by AESD Students from the Reflections Contest
Digital Exhibition
The National PTA's Reflections program has been inspiring student artists for over 50 years. Each year, over 300,000 students in Pre-K through Grade 12 create original works of art in response to a student-selected theme. The theme for the 2020-2021 program year was I Matter Because.... Students were encouraged to reflect on the theme by exploring their own thoughts, feelings and ideas. Each entry is accompanied by an artist statement, in which the student explains his/her feelings or thoughts about the art. Students were invited to submit art in the following categories: Visual Arts, Literature, Film Production, Dance Choreography, Music Composition, and Photography. Muzeo is proud to feature art works from students in grades Kindergarten to 6 in the categories of Visual Arts, Literature, and Photography.