Painter Shruti Ghatak is inspired by everyday life experiences, conversations, and personal memories. Displacement, belongings, and identity take center stage in her work as she explores the genres of figurative landscape and portraiture. May 2-June 1.

This exhibition from Nahom Ghirmay is an exploration centered around the notion of inner child—releasing the serene, unburdened core that resides within us. “During dark times imagining peaceful scenes brings me a sense of hope and comfort,” says Nahom. "Through this series, my aim was to capture and recreate these serene scenes.” May 2-June 1.

Through Julian Peña's vibrant, immersive visual narratives, viewers are invited to question reality, consciousness, and our role in the universe. These hallucinogenic adventures unfold across fantastical realms populated by eccentric, grotesque, obnoxiously kawaii characters blurring digital and hand-drawn lines. May 2-June 1.