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Tapasya Suman, a music major, serves as her own accompanist, playing the piano as she sings “Hard Times” by Ethel Cain at the First Thursday Open Mic in the Euphrat Museum of Art on June 6.

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De Anza highlighted talent with singing, poetry and instrumental playing

Ebony Campbell, La Voz Staff | June 14, 2024

On Thursday, June 6 from 5-7 p.m, the Euphrat museum was filled with enthusiasm and appreciation for attending performers. The open mic was provided by the Four Elements Of Hip Hop club in collaboration...

Poets are given a stage during Open Mic Night

Poets are given a stage during Open Mic Night

Rory Conlon | November 24, 2022

De Anza held an Open Mic Night open to students and local spoken word poets in the Euphrat Museum on Nov. 3. Watch this video to meet some of performers from the night. 

Artwork by Audra O’Reilly showcases at the Euphrat Museum. From left to right, “Stay Safe,” “Cleo,” “New Normal,” and “Shop Small.”

Euphrat Museum’s ‘Unframed’ exhibit highlights the pandemic’s impact through student artwork

Juliette Fesas, Reporter | June 29, 2022

De Anza’s Euphrat Museum opened “Unframed,” a student art exhibit, in collaboration with the Fine Arts League of Cupertino from April 27 to May 31, featuring student artwork in a variety of mediums,...

De Anza College art students process the pandemic through online only art show

De Anza College art students process the pandemic through online only art show

Yami Sun, Reporter | May 20, 2020

In response to COVID-19, the Euphrat museum is hosting this spring’s De Anza Student Art Show virtually from May 6 to June 30. Diana Argabrite, Museum Programs Coordinator said it was a good turnout...

Panel of the two of four Alpha Girls, Sonja Hoel Perkins and Mary Jane Elmore with Author Julian Guthrie and Moderator Sal Pizarro audience Q&A

Silicon Valley Read presents “Women Making it Happen” at Euphrat Museum of Art

Lauren Locquiao, Staff Reporter | February 18, 2020

Silicon Valley Reads 2020 presented their theme “Women Making it Happen” at the Euphrat Museum of Art on Jan. 23, in conjunction with the opening of Euphrat’s winter exhibit, “Women Pathmakers.  They...

Jessica Sabogal and Shanna Strauss, “The Invisible Labor of Women of Color,” acrylic on found wood, depicts two queer women of color and size embracing.

“Women Pathmakers” Exhibit Celebrates Triumphs of Women 100 Years After Women’s Suffrage

Joaquin De La Torre, Staff Reporter | January 28, 2020

On Jan. 23, a new exhibit titled “Women Pathmakers” debuted at the Euphrat Museum of Art at De Anza College. The exhibit, in conjunction with Silicon Valley Reads 2020 and their theme, “Women...

California History Centers 50th Anniversary

Alex Woolner, Staff Reporter | November 11, 2019

Traditional Japanese calligraphy was illuminated with augmented reality and displayed as the main art piece to celebrate the California History Center’s 50th anniversary at “Taste of History,” a...

Japanese Calligraphy on Mylar by Tamiko and Midori Kono Thiel

New exhibit at Euphrat: Space and Place

Saman Mashayekhi, Staff Reporter | October 30, 2019

The Euphrat Art Museum is hosting a new exhibit called Space and Place, which will be open from Oct. 23 through Dec. 5. The exhibit is set to focus on space and the cultures surrounding it. “Space...

Photographic installation: Photographer captures ordinary objects

Mehek Kapur, Staff Reporter | June 5, 2019

Student photographer Matthew Fernandez, 23, professional photography major, won a Juror’s Choice Award for a photographic installation in a student exhibition in the Euphrat Museum last week. “Trash...

The photograph featured in Matt Crick's work "My Street" portrays a displays house in his neighborhood.

Photography: De Anza artist seeks meaningful works

Lianna Martinez, Staff Reporter | June 5, 2019

As a child he wanted nothing but to feel free in his own creativity. Matt Crick, 28, photography and digital media major, was a child who needed a  way to express himself. Growing up in a rough...

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