Exhibitions & Events
To extend the reach of its exhibitions, the Contemporary presents a variety of complementary programs: Open Studios, a film series which goes behind the scenes at artists’ studios; the Art Education Lab, which offers hands-on programming and education content; and outreach events including workshops, artist talks, panel discussions, and film screenings.
Past Events
Protected: Holdouts Giveth and Taketh book-online viewing
Sarah Welch, Holdouts, 2020.
Protected: Holdouts vol. 1 book-online viewing
Closed to the public until further notice
Julie Ault Keynote Lecture
Novel Ideas Art Book Fair
Contemporary Art Month
Contemporary Art Month 2020 Annual Kick-off
Musicians who are also visual artist: Spotify Playlist – online program
Raul Gonzalez
Story Time with Raul Gonzalez
Hye-Ryoung Min
Art Date-In-A-Box: Valentine’s Day Edition
Isaac Julien, Western Union: Small Boats, 2007. Courtesy of Ruby City
Contemporary Film Series: Isaac Julien in Conversation
Ann Clarke, Math Notes Night, 2019.
Artist Talk: Ann Clarke
Berlin Brunch: Jorge Villarreal and Hiromi Stringer
Emilia Azcarate
First Friday Opening Reception for New Exhibitions
Isaac Julien’s The Leopard
All we need is love!: Spotify Playlist-online program
Red Dot 2020 Open Call
Berlin Residency Program Application Deadline
Installation detail. Teardowns, 2019. Featuring the work of Joey Fauerso. Photo credit: Jacqueline Saragoza McGilvray
DreamWeek First Friday and Teardowns Performance
Installation detail Joey Fauerso, Teardowns, 2019. Photo credit Jacqueline Saragoza McGilvray. Image courtesy of Blue Star Contemporary.
Curator Gallery Talk: Teardowns
Family Saturday
Curator Gallery Talk: Healthy Machines
Laeree performing during Teardowns performance on October 4, 2019. Photo credit Francisco Cortes.
Teardowns Performance Evening featuring Paul Fauerso, David Hurlin, Laeree Lara, Onix X Mejias-Rodríguez, and Vanitty Montalvo
Installation detail, Margaret Craig, Sea Islands, 2019. Photo credit Jacqueline Saragoza McGilvray. Image courtesy of Blue Star Contemporary.
Art Walk: Observations with Margaret Craig