UPCOMING Exhibitions

STYLING A LIFE Ghanaian artist Musah Swallah’s portraits celebrate Black beauty and the complex transnational identities of the African Diaspora. 

STYLING A LIFE 

Ghanaian artist Musah Swallah’s portraits celebrate Black beauty and the complex transnational identities of the African Diaspora. 

IMAGINED OTTOMANSLonging for a nobler past, Turkish artist Alper Demirci imbues his (mostly) fictional characters from the Ottoman Empire with meticulous cultural and historical authenticity.

IMAGINED OTTOMANS

Longing for a nobler past, Turkish artist Alper Demirci imbues his (mostly) fictional characters from the Ottoman Empire with meticulous cultural and historical authenticity.

STITCHING TOGETHER ORDINARY LIVESCaptivated by a bundle of family letters from 1923-24 she found in an antiques shop, UK artist Maria Walker created an intriguing body of mixed media work that lovingly portrays the intimate life of a working class f…

STITCHING TOGETHER ORDINARY LIVES

Captivated by a bundle of family letters from 1923-24 she found in an antiques shop, UK artist Maria Walker created an intriguing body of mixed media work that lovingly portrays the intimate life of a working class family.

SUMMONING SCHEhEraZADETurkish artist Ayhan Algur tranforms figures from ancient cultures that once inhabited Anatolia/Asia Minor—Seljuks, Greeks, Byzantines, Hittites, Lydians, and Ottomans—and places them within a tale from 1001 Nights.

SUMMONING SCHEhEraZADE

Turkish artist Ayhan Algur tranforms figures from ancient cultures that once inhabited Anatolia/Asia Minor—Seljuks, Greeks, Byzantines, Hittites, Lydians, and Ottomans—and places them within a tale from 1001 Nights.

FORGED & FABRICATEDThe monumental public sculptures of American artist-blacksmith John Medwedeff reflect a blacksmith’s understanding of the inherent malleability of steel, and a desire to reshape and make its surfaces his own.

FORGED & FABRICATED

The monumental public sculptures of American artist-blacksmith John Medwedeff reflect a blacksmith’s understanding of the inherent malleability of steel, and a desire to reshape and make its surfaces his own.

BEING XAVANTE: CELEBRATE & RESIST

Creating in a style influenced by Japanese anime, Tsami’e presents the joys and struggles of his people: the Xavante, one of Brazil’s 300+ endangered indigenous cultures.