Exhibit Envoy creates and travels educational, high-quality art exhibitions for small museums, libraries, and cultural centers throughout California. Through these partnerships, we impact at least a quarter of a million people annually through our traveling exhibits, and have been starting constructive dialogues across the state since 1988. Created in collaboration with curators, artists, and organizations, our exhibits use the arts as a lens to explore topics as varied as immigration, climate change, the histories of African Americans in California, the experiences of our unhoused neighbors, past and contemporary experiences of Native and Indigenous peoples in California, people with disabilities’ fights for civil rights, veterans’ homecoming experiences, the extinction of the California grizzly bear, and more.

To serve our community partners during the pandemic, we also launched a series of online exhibits. These accessible exhibits give our partner organizations the opportunity to share new content with their visitors virtually, and to engage with audience members that may not be able to visit their spaces in person.