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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…
Tracked and Traced
With the advent of the 21st century, new technologies expedited the ways in which governments, corporations, and individuals surveilled people, places, and things throughout the…
Evolution in Action Gallery
Evolution is happening around us in an observable way. This exhibition explores evolution in living things and technologies, such as computers and engineering and is…
Hall of World Cultures
Through artifacts originating from different cultures, the Hall of World Cultures shows the variety and diversity of cultural traditions around the world. The exhibit includes…
Righting a Wrong: Japanese Americans and World War II
How can we learn from the past? How will you shape the future? The Righting a Wrong poster exhibition traces the story of Japanese national…
Finding Our Voice: Sister Survivors Speak
This innovative exhibition is co-curated by sister survivors and their allies, reflecting on the vast crisis of sexual violence centered on the MSU campus in…
Between Absence and Presence: The Arpilleras Movement in Chile
May 30 - November 30, 2019 Ground Floor Gallery This exhibition highlights significant works of popular art in Chile, known as arpilleras, created during the…
