Exhibitions

AI-generated portrait, set within a pattern of orange and blue dots and lines. A person with light skin and black hair wearing a black and silver-patterned cap seems to have multiple AI-generated arms. Their hands appear to be holding orange and white-swirled orbs.

SEPTEMBER 7 – DECEMBER 9, 2023

What Models Make Worlds: Critical Imaginaries of AI

Past Exhibitions

AI-generated portrait, set within a pattern of orange and blue dots and lines. A person with light skin and black hair wearing a black and silver-patterned cap seems to have multiple AI-generated arms. Their hands appear to be holding orange and white-swirled orbs.

What Models Make Worlds: Critical Imaginaries of AI

Layered rubbings of the word LIFETIME in brown, blue and white colored pencil on pink paper.

No Justice Without Love

Six colorful tufted wool panels spell out NO PROTECTION in various combinations of orange, purple, red, green, pink, light blue, and black yarn.

Indisposable: Tactics for Care and Mourning

Painting of a female figure with wavy black hair seated on an armchair surrounded by large green leaves sprouting from the wooden floorboards. She is wearing bright red shoes, a blue and white dress and her exposed skin is covered in foliage.

everything slackens in a wreck

Person lying on the grass looking at a mountain range.

Indisposable: Structures of Support After the ADA

Image of daàPò réo, I TO I (Two-sided Flag from the Self Portraits series). Two American flags made up of different fabrics hung up side by side against a gray background.

For Which It Stands

Five framed images hanging on a flower print wall.

Per(Sister): Incarcerated Women of Louisiana

A photo of Hanska Luger's "The One Who Checks & The One Who Balances". A person wearing a colorful multi-patterned jumpsuit stands on a rock cliff looking out onto a desert with patches of green brush dotting the landscape.

Utopian Imagination

Athi-Patra Ruga Umesiyakazi in Waiting, 2015

Radical Love

Otobong Nkanga, The Weight Of Scars (2015) © The Artist And In Situ Fabienne Leclerc

Perilous Bodies

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