Exhibitions Category: Past

Freedom Plane National Tour: Documents That Forged a Nation is a traveling exhibition from the National Archives that will bring Founding-era documents to eight American cities throughout 2026.

Exploring cultural memory through his photographs, drawings, and paintings as well as through research and scholarship, artist, teacher, and scholar Ken Gonzales-Day (b. 1964) has contributed profound insights over his 30-year career to the understanding of race and place in the United States.

USC Fisher Museum of Art is proud to host the Roski School of Art student show. Stop by to see the next generation of artistic voices in our galleries. More information coming soon. 

Sci-Fi, Magick, Queer L.A.: Sexual Science and the Imagi-Nation considers the importance of science fiction fandom and occult interests to U.S. LGBTQ history. Curated by ONE Archives at the USC Libraries and presented at the USC Fisher Museum of Art. In partnership with Getty PST. 

Created between 2003 and 2004, Margaret Lazzari: The Cancer Series documents the physical and psychological fallout—and recovery—of the artist’s experience with breast cancer. The exhibition maps such extreme emotions that accompany such moments of irrevocable change.

Scene Shift: The Exhibit is a chance for the audience to get up close and personal with the work of contemporary scenic designers. Every designer has a different story to tell, sometimes that story is translated into art, and sometimes it is theatre.

A pioneer of Argentinian experimental or “underground” cinema, this exhibition focuses upon the relational quality of Hirsch’s work, including relations of translation, adaptation, and experimentation between the medium of film and other artistic.

USC Fisher Museum of Art is proud to announce the presentation of a career-spanning exhibition presenting Kara Walker’s powerful and provocative images that employ contradictions to critique the painful legacies of slavery, sexism, violence, imperialism, and other power structures, including those in the history and hierarchies of art and contemporary culture.

The Annual partnership between the USC Roski School of Art & Design and the USC Fisher Museum of Art.

Presented in collaboration with local art organization Arts at Blue Roof, In Community: Arts at Blue Roof at USC Fisher brings together works of art that explore the complexities of our human experience, as well as the relief and support that community can offer.