Histórias afro-atlânticas, Aleijadinho e Maria Auxiliadora Silva

10 March - 18 December 2018MASP

Kahlil Joseph

until 30 September 2018MASPLucia Laguna

Opening in December 2018

MASP

Silver robotic arm emerging from a dark, rough meteorite.

Chavis Mármol: Thinking Manually in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Mexico Indigenous Cultures

A woman with dark hair pulled back, wearing a colorful cardigan and red earrings, looks down at a book she holds. A man with a microphone is in the background.

Archivo Honduras Cuir: The Art of Trans Life and Friendship in Central America

Queer Photography

Abstract textile artwork made of layered grey mesh and frayed cream fabric, stitched with black thread, pinned to a white wall.

Iahra: Addressing Marine Ecology Through Industrial Materialities

Brazil Black Aquatic

Illustration of a multi-armed, dark-skinned figure covered in leaves, crowned and riding a three-eyed tiger in a grassy field under a blue sky.

The Convergence of African and Indian Lives in Kelly Sinnapah Mary’s Paintings

Caribbean Decolonial

Two people on a tiled roof raise a white flag with a portrait of a smiling young person against a blue sky.

Transforming Memories of State Violence through Poetic Justice

Guatemala Memory

A black bookshelf displays books, greeting cards, and African-inspired decor, with a white wall above featuring various framed art and prints.

Seed Archives: Celebrating African and Caribbean Design and Culture in London

Inside the Library Caribbean

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