Forensic Architecture (FA) presents their research on “Death Alley,” using architectural and environmental analysis; FA examines the impacts of colonialism and slavery, offering tools to help combat a 300-year continuum of environmental racism.

Thinking beyond exhibitions that are about prisons and instead oriented towards artists who help provide a vision–and a model–of abolition in practice, Seeing Through Stone highlights global networks of care and abolitionist world-building.

This landmark exhibition surveys the work of Christina Fernandez, the Los Angeles-based artist who has spent thirty years exploring migration, labor, gender, her Mexican American identity, and the unique capacities of the photographic medium.

Kambui Olujimi: North Star is an immersive exhibition that brings together Kambui Olujimi’s multimedia inquiry into the possibilities of weightlessness. Olujimi’s projects re-imagine what is possible through history and everyday life.

For the eighth iteration of the Museum’s ongoing series “Beta Space,” multidisciplinary artists Patty Chang and David Kelley will explore the ecological implications of deep-sea mining.