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Ana María Hernando
Ana María Hernando is a multidisciplinary artist born in Buenos Aires and working between Buenos Aires, New York, and Denver. Working primarily in tulle — the sumptuous small-gauge fabric netting […]
Read the full articleOpen-Hearted
Open-Hearted examines the history, meaning, and contemporary realities of well-being, emphasizing, as writer Corinne Fitzpatrick suggests, that “health is always in relation to power.” Moving beyond the individualistic framework of […]
Read the full articleWhere I Learned to Look: Art from the Yard
Where I Learned to Look: Art from the Yard counters the assumption that artistic production is bound to the studio, gallery, or museum. The exhibition explores artwork inspired by or […]
Read the full articleGathering Place: Permanent Collection Reinstallation
How do you experience place? Drawing from the permanent collection at the Fine Arts Center, this transformative reinstallation spans the first-floor galleries, immersing visitors in the powerful, complex, and overlapping […]
Read the full articleALHAMDU | MUSLIM FUTURISM
ALHAMDU | MUSLIM FUTURISM is an evolving multidisciplinary exhibition and archive created by MIPSTERZ featuring a variety of work from paintings, photography, illustrations and sculptures to installations, digital media, soundscapes, […]
Read the full articleAgents of Care: A Collections Transparency Project
The Fine Arts Center has transformed 1,500 square feet of gallery into a space designed to highlight the often unseen, behind-the-scenes collections-based work of the museum. Guests can engage with […]
Read the full articleAgents of Care: The Lives of Objects
Artworks in a museum’s care can lead exciting and sometimes unexpected lives. From the maker(s), artworks then travel through time and across the world. Even after they enter the museum’s […]
Read the full articleHương Ngô: Ungrafting
Time is crucial to Hương Ngô, who investigates the resonances of colonial histories in the present day. She explores various aspects of Vietnamese resistance to French colonialism through archival research, […]
Read the full articleBrett Weston: Working Toward Abstraction
Over his seven-decade career, Brett Weston (1911–1993) rose to prominence as a photographer with an eye for abstraction. With a distinctive compositional style, he frequently juxtaposed bright areas with deep-black […]
Read the full articleRonny Quevedo: at the line
IMPORTANT COVID-19 guidelines, policies, and reservations Working across printmaking, drawing, sculpture, and installation, Ronny Quevedo uses schematics—from dressmakers’ pattern sheets to architectural plans to geographical maps—in order to explore the […]
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