Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Oakland Museum of California's Artist and Curator: In Conversation video series features sit-down conversations between artists and curators that explore voice, perspective, and the motivations that shape the diversity of exhibition artworks. Every discussion brings to light how the representation of art, film, and design play a crucial role in the cultural nuances of California's lived experiences.
Filmed in Oakland Museum of California’s History Gallery, architect June Grant sits down with Associate Curator Dania Talley to discuss “The New Johnson’s Family Home” and her mixed piece “Black Angora- Oakland and Global” as part of the Black Spaces: Reclaim and Remain exhibition. She journeys through the agricultural, spacial, and historical inspirations that bring to life over ten years of research that reimagine the possibilities of sustainable Black communities.
Build Belonging Together. Visit the Oakland Museum of California – OMCA for short.
w: museumca.org
ig: @oaklandmuseumca
fb: @museumca
e: hi@museumca.org
a: 1000 Oak St., Oakland, CA 94607
Oakland Museum of California's Artist and Curator: In Conversation video series features sit-down conversations between artists and curators that explore voice, perspective, and the motivations that shape the diversity of exhibition artworks. Every discussion brings to light how the representation of art, film, and design play a crucial role in the cultural nuances of California's lived experiences.
Filmed in Oakland Museum of California’s History Gallery, architect June Grant sits down with Associate Curator Dania Talley to discuss “The New Johnson’s Family Home” and her mixed piece “Black Angora- Oakland and Global” as part of the Black Spaces: Reclaim and Remain exhibition. She journeys through the agricultural, spacial, and historical inspirations that bring to life over ten years of research that reimagine the possibilities of sustainable Black communities.
Build Belonging Together. Visit the Oakland Museum of California – OMCA for short.
w: museumca.org
ig: @oaklandmuseumca
fb: @museumca
e: hi@museumca.org
a: 1000 Oak St., Oakland, CA 94607
