Artists give us a chance to see the world in new ways and through their eyes. We view their works and notice tiny details—what makes a structure an architectural gem, the heat of a moment, weather that can change our mood. The artist frames a scene and uses angles and perspective to guide what we see. As you look for yourself, do you feel small or powerful? Can you fly, or do you feel the dirt on your belly? Are you energized or at peace? As you explore the Koret Family Gallery, consider your point of view.

Artists include: Michael Kenna, James Doolin, Katherine Westerhout, Edward Hopper, and Keith Carter.

At the San Jose Museum of Art, learning is a lifelong pursuit for school children and their educators, multigenerational families, creative adults, university students and faculty, and community groups. The Koret Family Gallery is inspired by Let’s Look at Art—a free classroom program which annually serves over 30,000 students—where volunteers lead K-12 children in engaging and interactive discussions about art.