Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
The themes of this collection of works encompasses water, soil and salt.
Ann-Marie Manker positions the female figure in fantastical landscapes that convey personal, political and psychological narratives.
This group exhibition features contemporary photographers whose constructed or manipulated interiors present varied states of mind.
This solo exhibition of photographs by French artist Mohamed Bourouissa is guest curated by lecturer, art critic and independent curator Simon Njami.
Hank Willis Thomas highlights the visual dynamics of cigarette ads aimed at African American audiences.
Lisa A. Robinson captures storm surges and calm reflective moments as well as the formation of ice and flowing currents.
Kehinde Wiley engages the visual rhetoric of the heroic, powerful, and sublime in his representation of young men of color.
The Crossing poetically reveals the cycles and dualities of life through the universal symbols of fire and water.
Recalling the artist's most iconic structural forms, this work explores biological architecture in all its many incarnations.
These unexpected and alluring surfaces invite investigation while disrupting our perceptions of physical barriers and confined spaces.