On Tuesday, May 30 at 19.30 Adiacenze is inaugurating an exhibition of the work of Sara Bonaventura curated by Ester Grossi “Come Se Il Colore Stesse A Guardarti” (As If The Color Was Looking At You). With the curatorial guidance of artist Ester Grossi, Sara Bonaventura tries to process color in an immersive experience where the spectator becomes an integral part of the works presented in the exhibition. Two are  the subjects of the exhibition: color and human beings, two bodies that are in constant dialogue, envisioned by a do ut des of non-verbal expressions, which can be disturbing or reconciling, repealing or inclusive.

IRAN|USA, an original exhibition organized by the Saint Mary’s College Museum of Art, presents a program of compelling video art and prints by artist and faculty member Peter Freund. The multi-language exhibit re-envisions key moments in the politically charged history of the two countries through the lens of an experimental artist. The work poetically challenges our reliance on the visual archive as evidence in the retelling of the past.

Catharine Clark Gallery presents Edge of Alchemy, a film and solo exhibition by Stacey Steers on view February 25 – April 15, 2017. Funded through generous support from Creative Capital and the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, Edge of Alchemy concludes a trilogy of films including Phantom Canyon (2006) and Night Hunter (2011) that examine the psychological terrain of women’s inner worlds.