"Fred Wilson: Reflections" is a profound examination of cultural narratives and historical erasures, featuring his signature black-and-white Murano glassworks, flag-inspired paintings, and the debut of the artist's immersive installation "Black Now!"—challenging perceptions of identity, memory, and the shifting cultural attitudes that shape our understanding of the past.

"Danielle Mckinney: Tell Me More," the artist’s solo American museum debut, celebrates Mckinney’s introspective portraits of Black womanhood, illuminating resilience, beauty, and autonomy. Mckinney’s portraits offer a bold and transformative vision of leisure, pleasure, and the rhythmic rituals of the everyday, viewed through a unique female gaze.

"Fabricated Imaginaries" explores artists who occupy a liminal space profoundly shaped by craft traditions, sewing, weaving, and fashion. The exhibition highlights how unconventional techniques and materials inform contemporary art, creating new meanings and connections.