Upcoming Exhibitions

This exhibition presents a sustained inquiry into the fluidity of identity within a globalized era through the work of Sunanda Khajuria. Living between India and China, Khajuria explores the psychological dimensions of cultural displacement and the ways in which belonging is negotiated across distinct national, linguistic, and aesthetic spheres. Through figurative symbolism, her work maps the emotional terrain of migration, examining the tensions between preservation and transformation—what is carried forward, what is relinquished, and what emerges in the spaces between homes.

Counterspace brings together two interconnected bodies of work that examine the space between public narrative and private experience. 

At the center of the exhibition are six double-sided banners inspired by Washington, DC landmarks associated with power, justice, faith, identity, mobility, and knowledge. One side reflects the collective ideals embedded within these institutions; the reverse reimagines them through a personal lens, revealing emotional and psychological responses that may affirm, complicate, or challenge their public significance. Together, the banners suggest that shared symbols rarely produce shared meanings.