Current Exhibits

Between Worlds is a year-long installation in the large window bays extending across the front of BMAC. Delita Martin reimagines the identities and roles of Black women in the context…    read more

Dating back to the Ancient Egyptians and used across cultures for millennia, the obelisk is a reverential memorial, commemorating the dead, representing kings, and honoring gods. In pairing this ancient…    read more

On the 100th anniversary of The Brownies Book, Jennifer Mack-Watkins’ works on paper celebrate the beauty, importance, and complexity of positive representation of African American children.

Kenny Rivero uses found paper–flyleaves, album liners, pages from a family photo album–for this collection of evocative drawings. The work has a finite lifespan, conveying the ideas of passing time, personal narrative, and the documentation of fleeting moments and interactions.

In this installation, moving sculptural forms reflect and play off one another, creating an immersive experience that is both transporting and meditative.

Miles Chapin, Clare Elliott, Anna Schuleit Haber, Amy Jenkins, Colleen Kiely, Cathy Osman, and John Willis (in collaboration with poet Robin Behn and musician Matan Rubinstein) explore the symbolic potential of flowers, gathering light from within to create meaning from loss.

A celebration of imagination and ingenuity featuring kids’ drawings turned into glass sculptures.

Sometime late in 2018, BMAC Director Danny Lichtenfeld approached me with a proposal to redo the outdoor window treatments at the Museum. I found the prospect of working with the…    read more