A group exhibition that explores Indigenous knowledge systems and their longstanding relationship with mathematics, science, and technology in the Americas. Through a hemispheric perspective, it brings together contemporary Indigenous and Latin American artists whose practices illuminate vectors of knowledge in which the mathematical, metaphysical, and artistic converge.
Join us to celebrate the opening of our fall exhibition, Radiant Geometries: Vectors of Knowledge from the Indigenous Americas. Featuring artist comments from exhibiting artists Nanibah Chacon and Natalia Montoya Lecaros, the event is free and open to the public.
Inspired by the exhibition Radiant Geometries, this season's Dimensions Variable program features performances by Danza Azteca Macuilxochitl and Nameless Sound. The event will feature live dance and music integrated into the gallery spaces and influenced by works exploring Indigenous knowledge systems.
The architecture creates a sophisticated, modern atmosphere within a large-scale facility. It functions as a bright, expansive hub for contemporary art and performance.ambiance_potoo
Visitors enjoy the diverse range of exhibits and the opportunity for the public to access high-level art displays. The venue is noted for hosting highly anticipated exhibitions, such as the Yoshimoto Nara exhibit.reviews_potoo
Designed by renowned architect Michael Maltzan, this center serves as a premier creative hub for the Rice University community and the broader public. It was built to host high-profile exhibits and cutting-edge artistic programming.story_potoo