Visualizing Abolition
Freedom to Grow
Jun 5 - ongoing
Freedom to Grow, a project seeded by the artist jackie sumell, is created in collaboration with a collective of women gardeners currently...
Visualizing Abolition
Jun 5 - ongoing
Freedom to Grow, a project seeded by the artist jackie sumell, is created in collaboration with a collective of women gardeners currently...
Visualizing Abolition
May 16, 2026-ongoing
Visions From Within is a continuing series of exhibitions dedicated to uplifting and platforming artists who are currently system...
Visualizing Abolition
April 10- August 16, 2026
In Libia Posada's first solo exhibition in the United States, Everything is Going Right, new and existing artworks from the Colombia-based...
VAST Faculty Exhibition
April 10 - August 16, 2026
Poet and visual artist Ronaldo V. Wilson's multimedia exhibition poetically and viscerally explores modes of blurring verbal and nonverbal...
VAST Faculty Exhibition
April 10 - August 16, 2026
Rasanblaj is a Haitian Creole term coined by the artist in 2014 and defined as assembly, compilation, and/or the enlisting and regrouping of...
Visualizing Abolition
October 2, 2026- March 27, 2027
Carlos Motta’s When Time Stands Still— the Colombian-born artist’s second solo exhibition with the Institute of the Arts and Sciences at...
Visualizing Abolition
September 25, 2026 - March 7, 2027
The phrase “ni de aquí, ni de allá,” commonly used by bilingual, bicultural communities, is a bold declaration of dual belonging, of complex...
Visualizing Abolition
April-August 2027
Through the language of architecture and letters they exchange, architect and artist Sofia Karim explores the stories of women in California...
Aesthetics of Resilience
October 3, 2025-January 11, 2026
In Sound Portal for Whale Bubbles Yolande Harris composes glass sculptures of whale bubbles, bronze traces of marine mammal movements,...
Aesthetics of Resilience
October 2, 2025-December 6, 2025
Deep in The Eye and The Belly brings together film, collage, sculpture, archival objects, and specimens to reflect on histories of preserving...
Visualizing Abolition
April 12, 2024-January 5, 2025
The eighty-one artists and collectives in Seeing Through Stone, including currently and formerly incarcerated artists as well as those without...
Visualizing Abolition
January 31, 2025-April 20, 2025
The first survey exhibition of artists Mia Eve Rollow and Caleb Duarte, EDELO brings together new and existing works emerging from their...
