Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts presents two new exhibitions that imagine near-future worlds with depth and playfulness, Richard Ibghy and Marilou Lemmens: Look, it’s daybreak, dear, time to sing and Jillian Mayer: TIMESHARE, on view through February 15, 2020. Richard Ibghy ... Read more →

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is pleased to present Inner Ear Vision: Sound as Medium. Opening July 11, the exhibition explores sound as an artistic medium beyond the aural and assembles works by 18 multidisciplinary artists providing a variation on the theme. A reference to ... Read more →

The Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is proud to announce that the evolving exhibition of work by Jarrod Beck, a recent Bemis Center resident, will enter its final phase with Beck’s Art Talk on August 15 ... Read more →

The Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is proud to announce an exhibition of new works and projects by Mel Ziegler. The exhibition brings together multiple recent works that occupy a continuum of cultural hierarchies and connect ... Read more →

The Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is proud to present an exhibition of newly commissioned works by San Francisco-based video artist/sculptor Nate Boyce. The sculptures and video works in this exhibition represent Boyce’s first major solo ... Read more →

Michael Jones McKean’s The Rainbow: Certain Principles of Light and Shapes Between Forms creates a simple but phenomenal visual event—a rainbow in the sky. The public artwork will produce temporary rainbows above the Bemis Center using ... Read more →

Leslie Shows’s expansive and cryptic paintings connect geologic time scales with urgent and intense imagery. In her new work, sculptures of cast sulfur and visually rich, abstracted images of pyrite suggest ruptures of language, meaning, and ... Read more →