Chidi Ukwuoma: Containing Matter at Matter Studio Gallery, Los Angeles

Chidi Ukwuoma: Containing Matter is on view at Matter Studio Gallery, Los Angeles May 31 – June 28, 2026 Matter Studio Gallery presents Containing Matter, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based interdisciplinary artist Chidi Ukwuoma. Bringing together ceramic vessels, wall-based reliefs, and a video-embedded sculpture made between 2025 and 2026, the exhibition considers the vessel […]

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Gregory Salter, Associate Professor in History of Art, Head of Department, University of Birmingham·Jun 16, 2026