New Exhibitions!

3. Bumpsey in NYC, New York, NY, 1993. Ron Tarver

Whether your mission is to tell the story of your community, preserve a specific history, or is to share art and culture, there are new exhibitions in our roster to meet your needs.

Our newest offerings are listed below:

Arctic Passage

In one of the most extreme and challenging environments on the planet, this exhibition examines the relationships between military personnel and Indigenous communities as a result of mounting geo-political tensions and climate change.

The Long Ride Home: Black Cowboys in America

In this exhibition, artist Ron Tarver offers a contemporary counterpoint to the myth of the all-American white cowboy by revealing the beauty, romance, and visual poetry of Black people embodying their Western cultural heritage.

Long-Term Mindset: Artists Exploring Deep Time

This exhibition centers visual discourse on science and environment, in which three artists each explore the anthropological entanglements that exist within—and between—geophysical life worlds, stimulating ideas about human agency and responsibility, and relational concepts tied to non-human existences and experiences.

Spina Americana

In Spina Americana, acclaimed photographer Richard Sharum documents a narrow 100-mile-wide corridor from the Mexican to Canadian borders and examines what the people and the land of the central United States contribute toward the “national character” of this country.

Header Image: Ron Tarver, Bumpsey in Harlem, New York, NY,1993; pigment print, 24 x 36 inches (framed); Courtesy of the artist.