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Upcoming

Exhibitions

Our temporary exhibitions change several times a year and are on view throughout the Museum.

Jul 18, 2026–Dec 20, 2026

Ana Mendieta: Grass Breathing

This seminal 1974 short film exemplifies the artist’s pioneering exploration of body, land, and identity.

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Jul 18, 2026–Dec 20, 2026

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Aug 28, 2026–Feb 7, 2027

Fernando “Huanchaco” Gutiérrez: Checán Stereo

Peruvian artist Fernando “Huanchaco” Gutierrez reconnects past and present to explore the complexities of displaying ancient art.

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Aug 28, 2026–Feb 7, 2027

A Peruvian ceramic with a human face wears foam-covered headphones and is surrounded by metalwork, lights, and monitors

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