Exhibits at the Grunwald Gallery incorporate art from a variety of contemporary genres and approaches, and can be experimental or traditional. All exhibitions are free and open to the public.
Every Breath We Drew: Jess Dugan, has been widely published and noted as one of the important series of photographs depicting intimacy and identity within gender and sexually diverse communities. The exhibition will provide an opportunity to address the political and cultural nuances of gender, inclusion, and representation.
Rough and Unequal, a film by Kevin Jerome Everson, is being exhibited as the centerpiece for a symposium featuring the filmmaker in conversation with IU Faculty, students and Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields Associate Curator of American Art, Kelli Morgan. The exhibit was organized by the Grunwald Gallery and the Black Film Center/Archive.
Remembering and Forgetting is a collaboration with “Themester 2019: Remembering and Forgetting.” Memory is a rich theme in the history of art and many contemporary artists employ it in their studio practice. This exhibition explores the diverse methods artists use to engage with the theme of memory.
