Sacramento Crocker Art Museum

216 O Street, Sacramento, California Established in 1885 (the oldest art museum in the American West) **Main Collections and Exhibition Areas** 1. **European Art Collection**: 16th–19th century European paintings and sculptures; Dutch, Italian, and German artworks 2. **California & American Art**: California landscapes and American realist paintings from the 19th century to present, including California Impressionism and Regionalist styles 3. **Asian & African Art**: Ceramics, paintings, and sculptures from China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia; displays of African masks and traditional artifacts 4. **Ceramics Collection**: World-class ceramic exhibits spanning diverse historical periods and artistic styles 5. **Modern & Contemporary Art**: Features abstract expressionism, conceptual art, multimedia installations, and more The original building was converted from the Crocker family mansion. In 2010, a modern-style new wing designed by Gwathmey Siegel was added, blending historic and contemporary architecture with spacious, light-filled galleries. The Crocker Art Museum not only showcases a rich array of artworks but also merges historical culture with contemporary artistic experiences. It serves as a paradise for art lovers and a learning space for families and students. Through diverse exhibitions and activities, visitors can find inspiration and connection in art.