Shinique Smith’s monumental, 28-foot-wide artwork, Memories of my youth streak by on the 23, captures a nostalgic remembrance of youth and the formative experiences that permeate the artist's practice. It evokes the sentiment of gazing from her bus window witnessing the blending of storefronts and row houses while catching glimpses of her own reflection as
Find out more »Jeane Cohen's paintings in This Watching Land progress through animal worlds, various landscapes, firescapes, and abstraction and ask the viewer to consider nature as sentient and always watching us back. The landscapes are not portrayals of particular places, instead they represent explorations of natural terrains. This Watching Land is Cohen's first museum solo exhibition and immediately
Find out more »Showcasing both an everyday attentiveness to his surroundings and making visible legacies of extraction that might not be readily apparent in the landscape. In(hospitable) makes reference to the infraestructural failures that make residing in Puerto Rico challenging and challenges the pictorial conventions that depict the tropics as paradisiacal. In(hospitable) in its gesture of subversion asks if there
Find out more »Fall Exhibitions on view from October – January Jeane Cohen (she/her) Jeane Cohen’s paintings in This Watching Land progress through animal worlds, various landscapes, firescapes, and abstraction and ask the viewer to consider nature as sentient and always watching us back. The landscapes are not portrayals of particular places, instead they represent explorations of natural terrains. This
Find out more »Open Studios September – January ArtLab | Free, drop-in during open hours Recall and Reimagine Jeane Cohen creates complex images that recall past visual experiences. Her paintings depict both what she saw and what she felt. This month in the ArtLab, like Jeane Cohen, we will take time to pause and reflect. Using the provided
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