Current Exhibits

Why do we draw? What compels us to make a mark? As children, we draw before we read and write. As adults, even those of us who “don’t do art”…    read more

This exhibition features the work of four artists who visualize the cacophonous experiences of memory-making and recall through their collage-like practices. Felipe Baeza, Ori Gersht, Simonette Quamina, and Maika’i Tubbs…    read more

In the site-specific exhibition Roots, Water, Air, interdisciplinary artist Adrienne Elise Tarver crafts a lush experience where nature is the beholder of time and space, and where nature is revered for…    read more

In the hands of a master musician, distortion is a tool to be celebrated, manipulated, painted with. A great guitarist knows exactly what shade of evil noise best conveys what…    read more

This fall and winter, we’ve temporarily transformed the museum’s East Gallery into a comfy space for visitors to hang out, read, chat, and enjoy rotating displays of community artwork. Relax….    read more

As a collagist, I see art as a vehicle for social criticism and focusing on issues of our time. How do we talk about the history that divides and binds…    read more