Art exhibitions

Remainders and Disasters

September 12, 2025 – May 1, 2026 | Ross-Blakley Hall 197

In Remainders and Disasters, the artists Ruth Aragón, Bleshüe, Celina Hernandez, and Alejandro Morales arrange the aftermath of human disasters. The artists in the exhibition carefully collect and manufacture evidence of blows, impacts, and erasures. Their ceramic sculpture, graphic ephemera, and marked textiles transmit signals that become sources of power, healing, and protection. In an age where short transmissions disallow nuance, these four artists draw out investigations and offer histories full of unexpected connections and existential revelations.

This year’s exhibition is curated by Liz Cohen, a professor in the School of Art.

Remainders and Disasters is on view 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., and is closed on weekends and university holidays.

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Blackbird Fly

April 2, 2026 – May 22, 2026 | Ross-Blakley Hall 196

Originally debuting in Europe in 2022, “Blackbird Fly'' is an exploration into how artist Antoinette Cauley’s relocation from Phoenix, Arizona (USA) to Berlin, Germany during the COVID-19 pandemic has influenced and reshaped her views on systemic racism, her home country and her overall identity as a biracial Black woman. Created during the course of two years, this series delves into childhood trauma and psychological triggers relating to abandonment, survival and hyper independence in youth and their connection to time and place. 

Blackbird Fly is on view 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., and is closed on weekends and university holidays. Please note: the exhibition may be restricted to the public during private meetings held in the same room.

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