"What is Utopian becomes... the commitment to imagining possible Utopias as such, in their greatest variety of forms." - Fredric Jameson, 2005 The world is far from perfect; this we know. Yet dreams...

This exhibit features twenty-nine black-and-white prints reproduce newspaper pages from towns along a solar eclipse's geographical path, from the Pacific Northwest, across Canada, toward Greenland.

Concepts such as falling leaves, the sun rising and setting, and the elements -- earth, air, fire and water -- will be presented in the form of artist's books, works on paper and fabric, sculpture...

'Within an Arm's Reach will include early New York works portraying street life, the downtown art scene and the early days of rap music; images of skateboarders and showboarders from the 1990s; and...

This exhibit is dialogue with Fernando Botero, 'The Abu Ghraib Series.' 'Material Witness' looks at works from the museum's Western collection that address issues of the artists' time as a kind of...

George and Francis Fong have donated a select group of forty-nine Chinese ceramics to the museum.

This exhibit features a set of fifty-six paintings and drawings by the artist Fernando Botero, on the subject of Abu Graib prison in Iraq.

Omer Fast's video works conflate narratives of fact and fiction at the intersection of memory, history and media. His varied subjects have included the Iraq War, Colonial reenactment and the film...

The first presentation of the new BAM/PFA NetArt portal features whimsical and meditative works that offer a nuanced critique of social spectacle.

Public guided tours of current BAM exhibitions are held on Thursdays and Sundays.