Past Exhibitions

This exhibition brings together an international group of artists whose work generates productive conversations about sovereignty, sustainability, gender identity and labor rights.

In Entanglements, the artist Aaron McIntosh takes up the metaphoric potential of plant life where he finds speculative roots to scaffold and explore queer ecologies.

Play is not neutral. From the toys of childhood to cutting-edge gaming technologies, a sense of play delineates our relationship to both leisure and labor throughout our lives.

In A Place for Not Forgetting, Alex Callender uses drawing, painting, and installation to trace colonial legacies buried in our contemporary imagination.

Infinitude presents works by six visual artists, each of whose vision is turned toward the future. How is the future being shaped? By, and for, whom?

Line. n.s. [ linea, Latin.] A thread extended to direct any operations / The string that sustains an angler’s hook / Lineaments, or marks / Extension; limit / Family, ascending or descending

The Huntington Theatre asked a group of playwrights to write a short audio play set at a specific location or landmark we long to gather at.

Set within this context, artists Fafnir Adamites and Matthew Cummings investigate forms of information’s withholding in explicitly material terms.