An exhibition featuring works by Houston artists Amy C. Evans and J. Marie Valdez. The show is in commemoration of Hurricane Harvey’s one year anniversary.

An exhibition of new video works by Neil Jody (AKA Neil Ebbflo). This show is organized by Civic TV Laboratories in collaboration with Flatland Gallery.

A show featuring works by Cuban printmaker Belkis Ayón (1967-1999). "The exhibition presents 47 prints that encompass a wide range of the artist’s graphic production from 1984 until her untimely passing in 1999. Ayón mined the founding narrative of the Afro-Cuban fraternal society called Abakuá to create an independent and powerful visual iconography. She is highly regarded for her signature technique of collography, a printing process in which a variety of materials are collaged onto a cardboard matrix and run through a press."

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

A show of works by Will Henry.

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

An exhibition of collage and montage works by Houston artists.

"Fort Worth-based artist Jesse Morgan Barnett’s exhibition LOW MAGIC follow’s the artist’s correspondence with Valery Spiridonov, the first confirmed head/body transplantation patient, and works through questions about conditionality, perseverance, and naturalistic interpretations of luck."

An exhibition of works by Houston artist Cressandra Thibodeaux. The pieces in the show focus on reproductive rights.

"Visual Pathology presents a collaboration with GAC and the Department of Pathology at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) at Galveston. In collaboration with six pathologists from UTMB, artists Steve Fisher, Mark Greenwalt, Colleen Maynard, Sarah Sudhoff, and Kamilla Szczesna were given access to the remnants of UTMB’s historical pathological and surgical pathology collections as an inspirational starting point for the exhibition. Both artists and pathologists worked in teams to consider the history of the collection and current research undertaken at UTMB. The resulting exhibition explores the intersections between pathological and creative practices."

Beauty and the Beast is a juried art show about physical beauty.

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

An exhibition of collage and montage works by Houston artists.

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

This exhibition, in the MFAH's Hirsch Library, features ephemera related to Pete Gershon's upcoming book, Collision: The Contemporary Art Scene in Houston, 1972–1985.

An exhibition featuring works by Emma Richardson Cherry, Grace Spaulding John, Forrets Bess, Gene Charlton, Dorothy Hood, Bill Condon, Mildred Wood Dixon, Henri Gadbois, Leila McConnell, Herb Mears, Richard Stout, Lucas Johnson, Erik Sprohge, Earl V. Staley, David Gray and others.

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

"The exhibition consists of two, related installations by the Iranian-American artist, Raheleh Filsoofi. Her conceptual approach to art, which features video and sound, enables her to address important contemporary issues, often through psychological perception. She is fascinated by the sense that place has in one’s identity and how visual and aural stimulae serve to define it."

"Visual Pathology presents a collaboration with GAC and the Department of Pathology at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) at Galveston. In collaboration with six pathologists from UTMB, artists Steve Fisher, Mark Greenwalt, Colleen Maynard, Sarah Sudhoff, and Kamilla Szczesna were given access to the remnants of UTMB’s historical pathological and surgical pathology collections as an inspirational starting point for the exhibition. Both artists and pathologists worked in teams to consider the history of the collection and current research undertaken at UTMB. The resulting exhibition explores the intersections between pathological and creative practices."

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

American Dream is a solo exhibit of recent works on paper by Corpus Christi native, Jorge Alegría.

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

The film series Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial spotlights "the career of the iconic Swedish director Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007). The series includes 15 films highlighting Bergman’s career over six decades."

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California

Walls Turned Sideways: Artists Confront the Justice System is an exhibition investigating the US's criminal justice system. Organized by guest curator Risa Puleo, the show includes works spanning the past forty years by over thirty artists. Artists include:Andrea Robbins and Max Becher | New York, New York Josh Begley | Brooklyn, New York Zach Blas | London, United Kingdom Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun | New Orleans, Louisiana Luis Camnitzer | New York, New York Jamal Cyrus | Houston, Texas James Drake | Santa Fe, New Mexico The Estate of Chris Burden | 1946–2015 The Estate of Martin Wong | 1946–1999 Tirtza Even | Chicago, Illinois Andrea Fraser | New York, New York Maria Gaspar | Chicago, Illinois Danny Giles | Chicago, Illinois Sam Gould | Minneapolis, Minnesota Michelle Handelman | Brooklyn, New York Coco Fusco and Paula Heredia | Brooklyn, New York Suzanne Lacy with Julio Morales and Unique Holland | Los Angeles, California Alexa Hoyer | Brooklyn, New York Ashley Hunt | Los Angeles, California Richard Kamler | San Francisco, California Titus Kaphar | New York, New York Kapwani Kiwanga | Paris, France Autumn Knight | New York, New York Deana Lawson | Brooklyn, New York Shaun Leonardo | Brooklyn, New York Glenn Ligon | New York, New York Sarah Ross and Damon Locks | Chicago, Illinois Lucky Pierre | Chicago, Illinois Mark Menjivar | San Antonio, Texas Trevor Paglen | New York, New York Anthony Papa | New York, New York Mary Patten | Chicago, Illinois Jenny Polak | New York, New York Carl Pope, Jr. | Indianapolis, Indiana Lauri Jo Reynolds | Chicago, Illinois Sherrill Roland | Raleigh, North Carolina Gregory Sale | Phoenix, Arizona Dread Scott | Brooklyn, New York Sable Elyse Smith | Brooklyn, New York Rodrigo Valenzuela | Los Angeles, California