Join us for a screening of Under the Skin of the City, followed by a brief Q&A with Bani-Eʿtemad.

Join us for a screening of Our Times and conversation with Dr. Nagmeh Samini.

Co-presented with University of Washington’s DXArts SPAM New Media Festival, Open In, Open Up, Open Out is a sonic experience created by CHARI in dialogue with and reflection upon Raúl de Nieves: A window to the see, a spirit star chiming in the wind of wonder… currently on view at the Henry.

Drawn from the Henry collection, this exhibition explores the role landscape of photography has played in shaping experiences of the American West.

Kelly Akashi will present a new body of work that continues her interest in transforming the ways in which materials are used and perceived.

Using the everyday materials of acetate and tape, the Brooklyn-based artist has custom-fit his signature "stained glass" to the three immense skylights that span the gallery.

Not My Bag brings together Sophia Al-Maria's recent trilogy of films and new collages.

Join us to celebrate the Henry's latest exhibitions: Raúl de Nieves: a window to the see, a spirit star chiming in the wind of wonder…, Kelly Akashi: Encounters, Sophia Al-Maria: Not My Bag, and A/Political Rocks. See the art, meet the artists, and enjoy drinks and music!

Meet Adam Monohon, curator of A/political Rocks, for a tour of an exhibition that dives into the role that landscape photography has played in shaping experiences of the American West. Monohon will share insights into the exhibition’s development and aims, as well as discuss some of the images and histories within. Following a brief introduction, attendees will be invited to share in close-looking and dialogue around the photographs on display. Monohon will be available to guide discussion and answer questions.

Join us at City Grind Café inside the Henry to celebrate the publication launch of Thick as Mud: A poetic response with live poetry reading by the contributing writers.