SDMA 100 Years

SDMA 100 Years is a multi-day exhibition at the San Diego Museum of Art that presents photographs, ephemera, and film footage documenting key moments in the museum's history. The exhibition traces the museum's evolution from its origins at the 1915 Panama–California Exposition through its grand opening in 1926, its use as a naval hospital during World War II, and its development through the late 20th century to a reimagined future. It highlights the museum's engagement with the community and its cultural heritage over the past century.