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Walking Together: Reflections on 2/13
The shooting and loss of life that took place on the MSU campus on 2/13 affected all members of our community – students, faculty, alumni,…
1.5° Celsius
Through contributions of more than one dozen national and international artists, scientists, and researchers, the 1.5 ° Celsius exhibition and its supporting public programs explore…
Gameplay
The inaugural exhibit in The Sandbox gallery spotlights a small sample of the innovative work developed by faculty and students in the acclaimed Games for…
We All Live Downwind
We All Live Downwind is an exhibition of photographic collages created by Detroit artist and legal activist Shanna Merola. Her images are made up of…
Hidden Water
Through research at Michigan State University, the “Hidden Water” exhibit aims to increase public awareness of the connections water has to our everyday lives. For…
Beyond the Black Panther: Visions of Afrofuturism in American Comics
Most people are familiar with Marvel's Black Panther, and some are aware of its connections to Afrofuturism, a framework to understand how the black imagination…
Kindred: Traditional Arts of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians
In partnership with the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, the exhibition "Kindred: Traditional Arts of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians"…
The Observation Experiment
Through MSU Museum collections and the research of graduate students at Michigan State University, the exhibition “The Observation Experiment” explores the various ways we observe…
Under One Sky: Global Connections in an Adire Quilt
This exhibit features the quilt “Midnight Sky,” created by Adesola Kilani Falade in 1997 in Osogbo, Nigeria. Falade is an artist of the Nike Center…
