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Upcoming Earthwise concerts move to Mitchell Park

Earthwise Productions hosts concert series at Palo Alto Art Center

Ted Cohen, museum exhibition designer, dies at 93. Left unfinished: the retrospective of his own career

With 'The Black Index,' Palo Alto Art Center explores representation

Time to read: about 4 minutes "Looking Back 1" by Lava Thomas. Courtesy the artist and Rena Bransten Gallery. When printed photographs became available to the public in the mid-19th century, the phrase "the camera never lies" was coined, largely because the photograph was considered a faithful representation; a precise and infallible record of persons or events. We now know that the medium of photography is open to any number of manipulations and distortions. The current exhibition at the Palo Alto Art Center, "The Black Index," seeks to, according to a press release, "question our reliance on photography as a privileged source for documentary objectivity and understanding," especially as it pertains to Black subjects.

With 'The Black Index,' Palo Alto Art Center explores representation

With 'The Black Index,' Palo Alto Art Center explores representation

Time to read: about 4 minutes "Looking Back 1" by Lava Thomas. Courtesy the artist and Rena Bransten Gallery. When printed photographs became available to the public in the mid-19th century, the phrase "the camera never lies" was coined, largely because the photograph was considered a faithful representation; a precise and infallible record of persons or events. We now know that the medium of photography is open to any number of manipulations and distortions. The current exhibition at the Palo Alto Art Center, "The Black Index," seeks to, according to a press release, "question our reliance on photography as a privileged source for documentary objectivity and understanding," especially as it pertains to Black subjects.

2021 Peninsula Photo Contest sheds light on normal and surreal times

2021 Peninsula Photo Contest sheds light on normal and surreal times

2021 Peninsula Photo Contest sheds light on normal and surreal times

In a year like no other, many of the photographs taken after March 2020 in this year's Peninsula Photo Contest have given voice to everyday moments during these not-so-usual times.

As COVID restrictions lift, Palo Alto plans to reopen facilities

When the COVID-19 pandemic began to spread in March 2020, Palo Alto swiftly shut down most City Hall offices, suspended recreational programs and closed down libraries and community centers to comply with urgent health restrictions.