• Abelardo Morell: Ideas of Order

    Krakow Witkin Gallery, Boston, MA

    March 21 - May 9, 2026

    Abelardo Morell will be presenting a selection of new photographs.

    Reception with the artist Saturday, March 21, 3–5pm.

    Artist talk Saturday, April 25, 2pm.

  • Finding Alice: Artists Exploring Wonderland

    West Baton Rouge Museum, Port Allen, LA

    March 21 - May 24th, 2026

    Finding Alice: Artists Exploring Wonderland, featuring Abelardo Morell will be on display from March 21-May 24, 2026. This exhibition is toured by Exhibits USA, the national touring exhibition program of Mid-America Arts Alliance. Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, first published in 1865, the exhibition explores the enduring influence of this classic story on artists across generations through photography, illustration, and book art.

    Finding Alice contains works from two photographic series by acclaimed artist Abelardo Morell, alongside multiple illustrated editions of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland featuring work by Andrea D’Aquino, Salvador Dalí, Camille Rose Garcia, Yayoi Kusama, Oleg Lipchenko, Peter Newell, Evgeny Alexandrovich Shukaev, among others.

  • Technological Transformations: Experimentation and Photography

    Kemper Art Museum, St. Louis, MO

    Ongoing

    The artworks in this installation demonstrate that the history of photography is characterized by persistent experimentation. Since the early nineteenth century, this developing medium has been continually reinvented and reconsidered, shaped by technology and changing dialogues surrounding photography’s use in relation to culture, documentary image-making, and fine art.  


  • Counter History: Contemporary Art from the Collection

    Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA

    Ongoing

    How do we remember the past, and how does it inform the present? Artists often question our shared history as they frame ways for us to understand it differently. This new installation of works from the MFA’s collection of contemporary art—including many new acquisitions—offers multiple possibilities to reconsider the past through the art of our time.