Álvaro Alejandro López, a photographer based in Mexico City, presents a series of digital photographs that explore our physical and imagined relationships with books. De Natura Libris invites viewers to consider the book as both an object and a kind of living score — one that each reader brings to life through their own interpretation.
Anita S. Hunt presents a synthesis of old and new pieces — prints, drawings, books, collages, assemblages, and paper sculptures — that remix her extensive printmaking archive into new two- and three-dimensional compositions.
Athena LaTocha’s practice is rooted in an emotional and sensorial response to place, grounded in rigorous research into the geography, history, and cultures embedded within each site.
Between Earth and Sky: Artists in Dialogue with the Land presents works from the museum’s permanent collection that examine the American landscape as a foundation for artistic practice.
In Sight celebrates the cultural richness of American contemporary art by showcasing one work of art from the museum’s permanent collection each month in recognition of national cultural heritage and awareness months.