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Explore our wide-ranging exhibitions and various programs for all ages.
Join curatorial assistant Megan True and curator Janice Katz for a 30-minute conversation on Édouard Manet’s captivating portrait of Nina de Callias, currently on loan from the Musée d’Orsay, and the inspiration he took from Japanese art.
Join curator Janet Purdy as she explores the work of East African textile artists, emphasizing the vital role of the girls and women who create and wear these pieces.
Honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by revisiting his monumental “Letter from Birmingham Jail” and interpreting related artworks to explore the many meanings of justice, resistance, and faith.
Join Leslie M. Wilson, Esmeralda Kale, and Steven D. Booth for an exploration of how mass-market magazines play a crucial role in shaping Pan-Africanism.
Join Yeonsoo Chee, associate curator of Korean art, for a discussion on the newly installed gallery of Korean art, which features a rich array of gold adornments, ceramics, and paintings that reflect Korea’s religious, political, and material cultures.
Luminary are invited to connect with curators Matthew Witkovsky and Antawan Byrd for introspective insight into the exhibition Project a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica.
Join artist Ingrid Pollard and scholar Hazel Carby as they delve into Pollard’s work and influences in Black feminism, art, and resistance in Britain and beyond.
Join internationally renowned artist Wangechi Mutu for a talk on her work in Project a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica and her broader practice.
