Naotaka Hiro's emblemlike painting of an abstract demon continues his interest in visualizing bodily phenomena, while charting a darker psychological period.
Brazil's Anthropophagic movement of the 1960s advocated for an art that consumed colonial influences without neglecting Indigenous roots. Lygia Pape's version is even more cannibalistic.
Representing xenophobic attitudes and racist incidents, Ben Sakoguchi's fifteen-panel painting emphasizes the pervasiveness of violence against Asian Americans.
Incorporating a suite of self-portraits by Rachel Dolezal, Hamishi Farah's show "Antagoni" explores the ethics of appropriation, both artistic and cultural.