2022 Exhibitions

Work on paper featuring rich blue pigment. The shapes in the works resemble that of piano keys.
Jason Moran: Bathing the Room with Blues
September 10, 2021–January 30, 2022
Gallery featuring a collage work. The work features three Black children in a void of white. One of them is holding up a peace sign.
Deborah Roberts: I'm
September 10, 2021–January 30, 2022
MCA Denver gallery featuring three large paintings hung on white walls. Each work in different, but all feature circles, vertical and horizontal lines, and other geometric shapes that almost look like a horizon. There are three circles stacked on top of one another in the top middle of each work. The colors in the paintings are shades of blue, yellow, orange, brown, purple and a gold.
Eamon Ore-Giron: Competing with Lightning / Rivalizando con el relámpago
February 16–May 22, 2022
Gallery at MCA Denver with white wall and concrete-like flooring, featuring two artworks. One is large scale acrylic on canvas work featuring shades of turquoise, interstitial spaces of copper, and brownish diamond like shapes. The other is a sculpture, featuring a Copper water carrying device and ladle adorned with beadwork. Attached to the vessel are dramatic fringes/tassels.
Dyani White Hawk: Speaking to Relatives
February 16–May 22, 2022
Large three-channel screen in a dark room. The images on the screen feature a coyote at night.
Tania Candiani: For the Animals
June 3–August 28, 2022
A large sculpture composed of various materials: Gong, steel, wood, cotton, glue mixture, plastic, loofah, and objects collected from a ritual of retracing the artist's original migration route. The sculpture is in a gallery space with white walls and dark flooring.
Guadalupe Maravilla: Purring Monsters with Mirrors on Their Backs
June 3–August 28, 2022
Large silicone tree sprawled out on the ground in a gallery with white walls and dark flooring.
Clarissa Tossin: Falling From Earth
June 3–August 28, 2022
Photograph on the wall featuring a figure draped in a black sheet and standing in dirt. There is a second work in the space featuring a record player and a piece of pottery connected by what looks like a tree branch.
The Dirty South: Contemporary Art, Material Culture, and the Sonic Impulse
September 16, 2022–February 5, 2023
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