Past Exhibitions
A Silver Tide: Cannery Row and the Monterey Fishing Industry
A Silver Tide: Cannery Row and the Monterey Fishing Industry offers an exploration into the unique historical and ecological evolution of Monterey Bay. The exhibition outlines the transformation of this coastal region, from a bustling fishing hub to its present status as a thriving tourist destination. Featuring works by renowned artists like Armin Hansen, James Fitzgerald, Paul Whitman, and others from the Museum's permanent collection, A Silver Tide seamlessly explores the convergence of Monterey's fishing trade and its vibrant artistic community. Through this exploration of interconnectedness, A Silver Tide offers reflections on the industry and artistry that have shaped Monterey's identity over time.
Image: Jeannette Maxfield Lewis, Sardine Canneries, 1932, drypoint on steel-faced copper on paper, 8.63 x 10 in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Lewis and Family, 1991.201.137
