Aram Kavoossi and Luca Lum, stand and watch in the dark.
Aram Kavoossi and Luca Lum | stand and watch in the dark 

April 18–25

Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas at Varnikai swamp, Lithuania, 2019. Photo: Monika Požerskytė.
Amphibian Pedagogy Meets the Wet Ontologies of the Swamp
Space Poem #11.1 (The Equator Has Moved), 2025. Installation detail, Dia Beacon © Bill Jacobson Studio, New York
The Equator Has Moved: Renée Green at Dia Beacon
Aldo Tambellini, Black Is, 1965. Film still.
Aldo Tambellini in Sprockets, Scratches, Splotches shorts program at BAM
Nolan Oswald Dennis, Black Liberation Zodiac (Kgositsile’s Folly), 2022-ongoing. Wallpaper, bowl, water, cowrie shell; Approximations (1), 2021 Video, conference stand. 11 min 31 secs. Courtesy of the Swiss Institute.
Nolan Oswald Dennis: overturns at Swiss Institute

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