Exhibitions and Events

Join us to hear from artist Tianjin Ren, who reimagines traditional calligraphy as a cross-cultural and open-form practice, where Eastern and Western ideas collide, communicate, and coexist.

What does it mean for an artist to embed his lived queer experience into everyday objects? Join David J. Getsy, author of Queer Behavior: Scott Burton and Performance Art (2022), for a discussion of the work of sculptor Scott Burton.

Printmaker and painter LaToya Hobbs joins model and director Naima Mora to reflect on the personal, creative, and spiritual resonance of Elizabeth Catlett’s influence on Black women and how she became, as Mora and Hobbes say, “Everybody’s Grandmother.”

Join artists Dorothy Burge and Dr. Sharbreon Plummer for a timely conversation about the role that textiles play in advancing social justice and capturing difficult histories.

Join curator Caitlin Haskell and Sarah Roberts of the Joan Mitchell Foundation to explore Mitchell’s legacy on the occasion of the artist’s centennial.