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Triton Museum Opens Bay Area Artist Doug Glovaski Collection

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The Bay Area is awash in artistic talent. This Friday, Santa Clara’s Triton Museum opens their recent Permanent Collection acquisition of Bay Area self-taught artist Doug Glovaski. Based in the small Monterey town of Spreckels, Glovaski has excelled as a professional artist for over 30 years in a distinct style. His works have appeared both locally—San Jose Museum of Art, the De Saisset Museum in Santa Clara and the Legion of Honor—and across the country. Fans new and old can admire Glovaski’s fine linework, color and mixed-media elements.

Doug Glovaski

Opens Sat, 11am, Free

Triton Museum, Santa Clara

Chris Corona
Chris Corona
Chris Corona is the Assistant Editor for Metro Silicon Valley. Born and raised in California, he has called the greater Bay Area home for the last five years. Chris has covered news in Santa Cruz and San Jose since 2018.

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