Upcoming Programs
Trio Caliente Live!
November 6, 2026
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
IA&A at Hillyer presents Trio Caliente, a group known for its blend of Flamenco, Pop, and Latin Dance Music. As you groove to the music, take this opportunity to check out our current exhibitions featuring Katherine Rosing, Harbingers, Diana Mercado, La Casa en la Montaña, and Heather McMordie, Re-Inhabiting Conservation: Our Shared Skies.
Time: 6 to 8 pm
Admission is FREE (a donation of $10 is suggested).
Third Thursday
Thursday, November 19, 2026, 6:15 p.m.
The Conscious Museum-A Drop In Supper Club
Video Spotlights: Katherine Steichen Rosing
Current Exhibitions
Katherine Steichen Rosing
Harbingers
Harbingers is an immersive installation of organic, tattered fiber columns pierced by flame, suggesting a ghost forest in the aftermath of wildfire. Dozens of these forms, nearly 10 feet tall, are suspended from the ceiling with paths through the installation inviting viewers to contemplate the impact of extreme weather patterns like drought and the fires that follow, not only on forests, but on human survival.
Diana Mercado
La Casa en la Montaña
IA&A at Hillyer presents La Casa en la Montaña, an exhibition by Diana Mercado bringing together works from her two London exhibitions, Memories of the Andes (2023) and A Tale of the Andes (2025), within a new curatorial framework. The exhibition features 16 paintings, including a work that, together with a poem written for the exhibition, forms the conceptual and emotional bridge between the two original exhibitions. The title presents the house as a metaphor for the country left behind—an inner space shaped by memory, migration, and ancestral presence. Throughout the exhibition, the mountains remain a recurring symbol: constant, protective, and enduring across distance and time.
Heather McMordie (curator)
Re-Inhabiting Conservation: Our Shared Skies
Re-Inhabiting Conservation: Our Shared Skies reconsiders the role of artists in wildlife conservation and explores the possibilities of art informed by science. The exhibit features work by over two dozen artists and writers from six countries. With a focus on creatures of flight, each artwork explores a different aspect of the complexity of wildlife conservation.
