Past Exhibits and Events

Discover the innovative and experimental work of mid-century designer-craftsman Jack Rogers Hopkins, known for his sculptural furniture and use of the stack-laminate technique. This exhibition offers a rare look into his creative process, featuring photos, sketchbooks, and more.

Explore vibrant contemporary printmaking by Native and Indigenous artists from around the world. Featuring works by Kenojuak Ashevak, Marwin Begaye, Wendy Red Star, and more, this exhibition reveals diverse perspectives and styles in Native printmaking.

Experience Sumi Foley’s large bird’s nest sculptures, woven from grapevines harvested from the Maloof Garden and local farms. These nests symbolize growth, rest, and the harmony between nature and creativity.

This powerful exhibition features work by six contemporary California Indian artists, including Samantha Johnson, L. Frank Manriquez, and Gerald Clarke, Jr. Their pieces reflect the enduring presence and voices of Indigenous communities through modern artistic expressions.

Experience Memory Mirrors and Fragile Thoughts by Jane Brucker in the Pyramid Room. Featuring three chairs with fused glass elements and mirrors from Brucker’s work, this exhibition honors philanthropist Elizabeth Milbank Anderson while connecting to the intimate domestic setting of the Maloof.

Explore how sculptors Tanya Kovaleski and Martha Moran engage with gravity through distinct artistic approaches. Kovaleski’s dynamic wooden structures stretch skyward, while Moran’s rock stacks, inspired by Sedona's Buddha Beach, are rooted in balance and mass.