Black art

The exhibition highlights the fragile and ephemeral nature of humanity's relationship with Earth and effects of overconsumption and land development.

The installation, co-commissioned by Dia and Schaulager, is part of the first major presentation of McQueen's work in the United States in more than a decade.

The exhibition, titled Jacolby Satterwhite: Spirits Roaming on the Earth, is curated by SAIC alum Elizabeth Chodos. It features more than 40 works spanning over a decade of the artist's career.

Curators, film programmers, filmmakers, and film scholars are invited to submit a proposal to present at the fourth Greaves Filmmaker Seminar.

The exhibition, titled Minted in Enemy Bronze, presents a multi-faceted approach to the legacy of Black people and culture in Italy. This is Thompson's first solo show in the country.

The show Loser Back Home features the artist's latest works, including a series of textile paintings made of stitched-together garments.

Regeneration: Black Cinema, 1898-1971 travels to DIA from the Academy Museum in Los Angeles. The exhibition includes photographs, costumes, props, posters and contemporary artworks.

This is the European premiere and the first retrospective of the groundbreaking video and performance artist.

The exhibition will feature more than 300 works drawn from Lee's personal collection, revealing the sources of inspiration that have fueled his creative output.