An international exhibition and research-based artist collective that reconsiders how visual memory operates as a critical tool for understanding land use, environmental transformation, and ecological justice.

Two artists whose practices chart the spaces that shape contemporary life: the built landscapes that surround us, and the internal landscapes that guide our perception of them

Combining installation, printmaking, craft, and live movement, the project investigates gender, identity, ritual, and embodiment through garments that are activated by multiple bodies over time.

Working at the forefront of genderqueer visual politics, celebrated photographer Lola Flash has become known for images that manage to both interrogate and transcend preconceptions about gender, sex, and race.

Baltimore photographer Phyllis Arbesman Berger’s powerful new exhibition, Onderduiker: Hiding in Plain Sight at Amsterdam’s ARTIS Zoo during WWII.

Rachel Stein's vibrant installations and use of reclaimed material shine in our window space.