Ongoing
03.03.26 – 04.27.26
Microgalleries
Memory Study • Sarah Luu
Memory Study (2025-) is a series of ceramic works that try to make sense of family history learned in fragments. Sourced from my personal family archive, the portraits displayed are examples of how photographs can work together with evoked memories to form a collective narrative. Like many second generation Vietnamese Americans, I have limited resources to learn about my ancestry. In my family, memory plays an important role in preserving not only our culture and traditions, but also the generational stories of our bloodline and the practices that have sustained us through thick and thin.
04.13.26 – 06.06.26
Littman Gallery
[Un]polarizer
Color is one of the most important tools we possess. It describes the undecipherable and sets backdrops for our memories. As essential as it is, we tend to hide from color, block it, polarize it, in fear of showing our true selves. What would it look like if we didn’t filter ourselves, and embraced the exposure instead?
[Un]polarizer acts as a prism. It is an opportunity for the unfiltered light of human experiences to be shared in a visible color spectrum. Each work’s use of color showcases glimpses of memories, cultures, and experiences offered by the artists. In a world so scared of color, we hope to light a signal for those who can’t.
04.27.26 - 04.30.26
White Gallery
We’ve Always Been Here
Upcoming
TBD
White Gallery
