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Join us for the opening reception of Deep Ecology / Sacred Natures, a major exhibition by internationally renowned artist and printmaker, Rimer Cardillo. For over five decades, Cardillo’s work has served as a powerful meditation on the interconnected forces of ecological collapse, cultural erasure, and political displacement. His practice foregrounds the devastating impacts of human activity on biodiversity while revealing how the degradation of natural environments is inextricable from the histories of colonial violence and Indigenous dispossession.

• Remarks by Rimer Cardillo / 7 PM
• Hors d’oeuvres
• Cash Bar
• Museum members receive one complimentary beverage. Become a member here.

In this guided tour, discover the intricacies of Rimer Cardillo’s large-scale installations and engage in a discussion about the interconnectedness of all living beings.

This talk explores how ukiyo-e, with its focus on the beautiful woman, played a role in the shaping of a narrative of “Japanese art” that emerged in the early 20th century. It illustrates this compelling historical moment with discussion of works by artists like Tsuchida Bakusen (1887-1936) and Paul Gauguin (1848-1903). Free.

Go deeper into Jaque Fragua’s mid-career retrospective Ghost Writing with this guided tour–exploring themes of visibility, sovereignty, commodification, and Indigenous futurity. Free.