Upcoming Exhibitions

We hold people and places inside us long after they are gone, and what stays with us is not the whole picture, but rather the fragments we know by heart. This exhibition examines memory through art. How do artists explore their own memory, reminiscences, and mindfulness? How can an artist leverage the memory of the audience through art?

This exhibition centers around Juan Logan’s Elegy 186, Without Stopping. Juan Logan’s body of work — and Elegy 186 in particular — carries the weight of something known by heart, something held and understood long after the original is gone. This exhibition draws from our collection to reflect how memory works, including pieces by Jimmy Lee Sudduth, Joe Andoe, Thomas Moran, and John Roderick Dempster Mackenzie.

This exhibition invites you to notice which works hold a memory and which remind you of a long-forgotten time. In short, we invite you to explore what you already know by heart.