Current Exhibitions

These augmented reality sculptures honor the Indigenous peoples of North America and are intended to contribute to a cross-border cultural dialogue through the shared iconography of petroglyphs and hummingbirds. Located outside the three entrances to the Museum, the sculptures coincide with the commemoration of Native American Heritage Month. 

The DMA presents the first museum retrospective devoted to Matthew Wong, the self-taught painter who achieved resounding critical acclaim during his short career.

Guadalupe Rosales collaborated with lowrider artist Lokey Calderon to create an immersive mural spanning the Museum’s Concourse, with rich colors and finely detailed designs that evoke the iridescent surfaces of the customized cars on a monumental scale.

Mud cloth, or bogolanfini, originated among the Bamana peoples of Mali and its designs can be spotted in products across the world, although the source is not always credited. This exhibition explores the labor-intensive process behind the dye-decorated cloth and its distinctive, culturally significant designs.