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Gallery 360

Gallery 360 is Northeastern University’s contemporary art space and a resource for teaching, learning, and programming across curricula. It is curated by Juliana Barton, Director of the Center for the Arts.

Current Exhibitions

The Worlds of Richard Fung

Monday, September 30, 2024 — Saturday, October 19, 2024

Richard Fung is a video artist, writer, theorist and educator born in Trinidad and based in Toronto, Canada. His work comprises challenging videos on subjects ranging from the role of the Asian male in gay pornography to colonialism, immigration, racism, homophobia, AIDS, justice in Israel/Palestine, and his own family history. On view at Gallery 360, his single-channel and installation works, including Re:Orientations (2016), My Mother’s Place (1990), Rex vs. Singh (2009), Dirty Laundry (1996) and Islands (2002) have been widely screened and collected internationally, and have been broadcast in Canada, the United States and Trinidad and Tobago. Using a 20-year archive of video interviews, his latest film The Enigma of Harold Sonny Ladoo (2024) explores the mysterious death of Harold Sonny Ladoo, the first Trinidadian and the second Caribbean novelist published in Canada.

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Past Exhibitions

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NOV 16, 2023 - APR 6, 2024

An image from Joiri Minaya's "Containers" photography series. Shows a woman lying on the beach, covered in a bodysuit.

Fluid Matters, Grounded Bodies

Fluid Matters, Grounded Bodies: Decolonizing Ecological Encounters brings together an international group of artists whose work generates productive conversations about sovereignty, sustainability, gender identity, and labor rights, and paves speculative, reparative pathways toward equitable futures and safe living environments.

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JUNE 27 - OCT 21, 2023

Entanglements

In Entanglements, Aaron McIntosh takes up the metaphoric potential of plant life where he finds speculative roots to scaffold and explore queer ecologies. McIntosh rejects colonialist and heteronormative paradigms that dominate botany in its perpetual “othering” of queerness.

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Plan Your Visit

Address
346 Huntington Ave
Boston, MA 02115

Hours
Monday – Saturday
11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Directions

Gallery 360 is located on the first floor of the Curry Student Center (enter through the Curry Student Center or Ell Hall).

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