The artist’s first major museum exhibition in Los Angeles introduces more than 20 new works—including the artist’s most expansive neon piece and one of his largest sculptures to-date.

Tavares Strachan transforms the museum's Contemporary Project gallery with a room-sized installation.

Alongside contemporary artworks, the exhibition showcases George Washington Carver’s rarely seen paintings, laboratory equipment, and notebooks.

This exhibition highlights the work of artists and scientists striving to render visible the people, histories and planetary conditions that have been erased within the cultural mainstream.

This is is the first mid-career survey dedicated to the work of Tavares Strachan.

Tavares Strachan’s monument is included in a major colonialism survey at the Royal Academy.

With works by more than 60 artists, this large-scale, interdisciplinary exhibition seeks to define the phenomenon of creativity from a broad, humanistic perspective.

Tavares Strachan speaks with founder of the Social Justice Fund, Clara Wu Tsai, alongside others, to discuss his installation, 'You Belong Here/We Belong Here.'

Marian Goodman Gallery congratulates Tavares Strachan on being named a recipient of the 2022 MacArthur Fellowship.

Works by Tacita Dean and Tavares Strachan are featured in an exhibition focusing on unseen parts of the world.

Tavares Strachan participates in a group exhibition of works representing the structure of the body.

Tavares Strachan will speak on his recent projects for this year's summit exploring contemporary archictecture and design.

Diriyah Biennale Foundation (DBF) presents Saudi Arabia’s first contemporary art biennale. Serving as a platform for global dialogue and exchange, the Biennale cultivates an interactive art experience by bringing together Saudi and...

Watch Tavares Strachan as he explores language, race, and the cross-disciplinary aspects of his practice in a conversation with poet Alysia Nicole Harris.

Entitled 'Belong / Brooklyn,' the installation was commissioned by the Foundation’s Social Justice Fund, which is committed to equity and racial justice.

A text-based neon sculpture and silkscreen by Tavares Strachan is now on view at the Librairie. WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER is a call to arms: an anthem for our political, social,...

Tavares Strachan participates in a group exhibition navigating the future of extreme enviroments.

The works of Cerith Wyn Evans, Tavares Strachan, Adrián Villar Rojas, and Danh Vo are featured in an exhbition exploring facets of human nature, history, and its surrounding environment.

Tavares Strachan contributes three neon sculptures to a virtual exhibition responding to current events.