The article highlights the evolution of Silicon Valley's art and cultural scene over the last 40 years, contrasting its initial reputation for prioritizing commerce over culture. Featuring established institutions like the Triton Museum and the de Saisset Museum, the article emphasizes the resilience of the local arts community, which has thrived despite economic challenges. It invites readers to engage with the rich array of artistic offerings during the quieter months between holiday festivities and summer, encouraging attendance at museums, galleries, and live performances across the region.
These months that separate the busy holiday season from the rush of activity that summer brings can be a time to slow down and savor art, music and theater that requires more contemplation.
In our Winter Arts issue we focus on two cultural institutions that are well past the half-century mark- Triton Museum and de Saisset Museum.
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