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Lunar Mission Control
February 28 – March 16, 2025
MIT Media Lab

Experience MIT’s lunar mission from within a structure whose design echoes the Moon’s basalt-rich terrain. Through artistic projections, live mission operations, and interactive elements, the installation creates moments of wonder and understanding that transcend traditional boundaries between art and science. It offers visitors direct engagement with lunar exploration while inspiring deeper reflection on our place in the cosmos. Inploration co-founders Lawrence Azerrad and Richelle Ellis guide the creative vision, working alongside Cody Paige, architects Mateo Fernandez and Skylar Tibbits, and planetary science software engineer Don Derek Haddad. The MIT Space Exploration Initiative (SEI) and Inploration unite visionary thinking with technical innovation in this ambitious project.

Infinity – Emptiness – Liveliness
January 25 - May 31, 2025
Planetarium Hamburg, Germany

The research project and exhibition “Infinity – Emptiness – Liveliness” is dedicated to the ideas of the infinity of unexplored spaces in physics, art, and mathematics with a view to their historical character, their power in the context of current crises and speculative designs for the future. 

In Medias Res: Expanded
October 12 - December 17, 2024
Torrance Art Museum

‘In Medias Res: Expanded’ celebrates the contributions of feminist and post-cyberfeminist artists who live in the vibrant city of Los Angeles. The artworks in this exhibition reflect today’s digital uprootedness from time-based narratives of the silver screen to invoke liminal spaces of belonging. They challenge conventional definitions of cities and urban identities in relation to mainstream media, geography and land ownership.

Waves upon Waves
October 16 - 20, 2024
Fulcrum Arts

The Fulcrum Festival is a regional celebration of art and science featuring a robust program of exhibitions, performances, lectures, screenings, and workshops presented by Fulcrum Arts and partner organizations across Greater Los Angeles.

Alternative Ecology: Redistributing the Sensible
August 15 – 31, 2024
Brother Joseph McNally Gallery

To inaugurate LASALLE’s new MA Arts and Ecology programme, this exhibition proposes alternative modes of sensing our immediate and remote environment through practices that synthesise art, science and technology and make new sense of the imperceptible, renewing our interspecies and microcosmic attention and attunement.

METHOD
September 14 - December 6, 2024
Angel's Gate Cultural Center

METHOD is about technology, ecology, and embodiment. Reflections on ecology reimagine the evolution of Earth in conjunction with technological processes, as visualized in digital art, while critically examining the settler logic of taxonomizing species and dividing land to separate lifeworlds.

We Are Here
January 19, 2024 – April 7, 2024
A + D Museum

Imagining Space in the 21st Century – Driven by our access to vast amounts of data, advancements in scanning technologies, and an intensified sense of global interconnectedness, these practices are crafting new forms of visual expression. They challenge and broaden our conventional understanding of place, while transforming complex data into compelling visual narratives. The works featured in this exhibition are at the heart of this shift, capturing and communicating the intricate tapestry of contemporary life through a reinvented visual media.

Inglewood Open Studios
November 11 - November 12, 2023
Beacon Arts Buiolding

Artists from the Beacon Arts Building will host Open Studios featuring new artworks during the 2023 Inglewood Open Studios Art Walk.

Channel Islands Research Symposium
November 6 - November 10, 2023
643 Project Space

A selected group of artists and scientists from the Supercollider and California State University of Channel Islands will present new creative research and art projects from this year’s SciArt Research Trip to Santa Rosa Island Field Station. Works will also be displayed in a curated exhibition at 643 Project Space in Ventura, CA for the month of November.

2023 San Diego Climate Summit
September 20, 2023
San Diego Museum of Natural History

Presented by the Climate Science Alliance, the 2023 San Diego Climate Summit will uplift and celebrate our shared stories of transformational climate adaptation. These stories share not only how we can adapt to a changing climate, but how we might transform our natural and human communities for the better.

San Diego Comic-Con International
July 20, 2023
San Diego Convention Center

Panelists present on “Creators in Space: Expressing our Humanity in an Alien Environment” featuring Aurelia Institute co-founder Sana Sharma, space artist Richelle Ellis, Tere Riley (director, marketing and communications, Redwire Space), and Patrick O’Neill of the International Space Station’s National Lab join moderator Susan Karlin (Fast Company) to investigate how art and 3D-printed sculpture are created in zero gravity hundreds of miles overhead, ways the new space economy uses it to educate and inspire, and how Earth-bound artists can get their creations into orbit and beyond.

NO SONG UNSUNG
July 22 - September 15, 2023
Brea Gallery

As a cross-section of world-making strategies, No Song Unsung showcases the hybrid practices of a community of artists imagining alternative systems to the present. Within these constellated works, the stakes, methods, and possibilities of worlding are explored under the framework of Donna Haraway’s concept of “sympoesis”, or “making-with”. Sympoesis is an ongoing process of cultivating relationships where the human and more-than-human merge; it is an eternal practice of becoming-with an eternal song.