Molly Blumberg: Second Hand
Molly Blumberg’s *Second Hand* transforms collected detritus into a speculative environment of new bodies and tools. A broken chair droops into a bodily blob, bedsprings sprout appendages, and…
Inner Worlds: Visions from the Hirshhorn Collection
This focused presentation features three trailblazing women artists whose work is marked by distinctive visual languages of pattern, repetition, and an ordering of chaos. Born in different countries…
Emma Stebbins: Carving Out History
teamLab: Everything Exists in Infinite Continuity
Jaume Plensa: Beyond Silence
Jaume Plensa’s *Beyond Silence* centers on two carved-wood reliefs of faces, each 28 feet long, that span the gallery like its wooden trusses. Three seven-foot *Clouds* sculptures set cast iron…
Nicholas Szymanski: Burnt Mind
*Burnt Mind* brings Grand Rapids painter Nicholas Szymanski back to 65GRAND. Szymanski builds quiet, reductive paintings in oil on canvas or linen stretched over panel, sometimes mixed with sand…
Holly Murkerson: rough edge
Holly Murkerson’s *rough edge* presents photographs, including small gelatin silver prints such as *swimmer with rock*, that explore vulnerability and transformation where the body meets the physical…
RESISTING THE LONG WAR: Shifting Horizons
Part of a citywide veteran art triennial, this exhibition lifts up visions of freedom, decolonization, and collective care from artists whose practices respond to the many manifestations of war…
Amanda Christine Harth: The Sacred Place of the Most High
Amanda Christine Harth’s *The Sacred Place of the Most High*, named for Psalm 91, explores the scents of the Bible as carriers of family heritage, spirituality and healing. A tiered fragrance organ…
Brendan Fernandes: The Noise Will Sound
Brendan Fernandes’s *The Noise Will Sound* presents *Noise See*, film photographs of dancers shrouded in red and blue Shuka cloth, a checkered fabric tied to the Maasai of Kenya yet rooted in British…
Imagining New Futures
*Imagining New Futures* brings together paintings by Haya Zaidi, Shahpari Rahmani, Alemeh Bagherian and Inka Essenhigh, four artists who rework inherited stories into visions of what might come next…
