Janet Turner Print Museum

The Janet Turn­er Print Muse­um is a rich arts resource for the Chico com­mu­ni­ty. With a per­ma­nent col­lec­tion of over 4,000 prints from more than 40 coun­tries, the Turn­er presents inno­v­a­tive exhi­bi­tions and arts edu­ca­tion activ­i­ties for all. Dis­cov­er works by con­tem­po­rary print­mak­ers and world-renowned artists, includ­ing Sal­vador Dalí, Judy Chica­go, David Hock­ney, Käthe Koll­witz, Pablo Picas­so, Betye Saar, Rufi­no Tamayo, Kara Walk­er, Andy Warhol and many more.

The Turn­er is locat­ed in Room 123 of the Arts & Human­i­ties Build­ing on the Chico State campus.

Admis­sion is always free.

The Turn­er’s Mission

The Janet Turn­er Print Muse­um at Cal­i­for­nia State Uni­ver­si­ty, Chico advances the art of print­mak­ing by mak­ing its inter­na­tion­al col­lec­tion acces­si­ble to the peo­ple of North­ern Cal­i­for­nia and beyond. The Turn­er engages a diverse pub­lic through stim­u­lat­ing exhi­bi­tions, pro­gram­ming, and study to inspire reflec­tion, col­lab­o­ra­tion, and action.

More Infor­ma­tion

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