This talk will focus on general principles and conceptions of justice, and the role these conceptions play in current conflicts between the Peruvian state, industrial corporations, and Indigenous peoples. 

Memphis, Spring 1968 marked the dramatic climax of the Civil Rights movement. "At the River" I stand skillfully reconstructs the two eventful months that transformed a strike by Memphis sanitation worker into a national conflagration, and disentangles the complex historical forces that came together with the inevitability of tragedy at the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

In honor of International Women's Day, come celebrate women and non-binary people from around the world.

 In this new body of work, Grobman aims to bring something into being, disrupt it, and then flirt with its destruction. The boundary of something existing and then not—echoes throughout her paintings.

 A screening of the documentary "River Blue" about the global impacts of the fashion industry, hosted by Rack City Thrift.

The HFA Student Showcase is a chance for the entire UMass Amherst campus to witness the brilliant creativity of students with majors and minors in the College of Humanities and Fine Arts.

On January 1, 2019, US materials created in the year 1923 came out of copyright and are now free for public use and sharing.

Xylor Jane’s hypnotic paintings are rooted in mathematical concepts, numerology, and love.

Datum Drawing is an exhibition that explores the use of datum in drawing as an architectural or spatial point of reference. 

A group show featuring works by Kate Brehm, Benjamin Heller, Kathryn Fanelli, Vick Quezada, Tony Reamer, Jessica Scott and Chaehee Yoon. 

Born in Chicago and currently living in Western Massachusetts, David Andrews applies his keen eye to an impressive series of drawings.