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Our Exhibitions

Previous Exhibitions

Architecture, Interiors, and Urban Landscapes [Exhibition]

In our eighth exhibition of the year, NOT REAL ART celebrates and reimagines the world of architecture and design, exploring the structures we inhabit, the buildings we pass on the street, and the cities and suburbs that surround us.

Architecture, Interiors, and Urban Landscapes [Exhibition]

Art and Tech [Exhibition]

In our seventh exhibition of the year, ‘Art and Tech,’ NOT REAL ART examines the interplay between art, artists, and the rapidly evolving tech landscape surrounding them.

Art and Tech [Exhibition]

Ancestral Landscapes [Exhibition]

Our sixth exhibition of the year, ‘Ancestral Landscapes,’ traverses the murky terrain between home and heritage with a rich tapestry of identity-based work.

Ancestral Landscapes [Exhibition]

Robots, Rockets, and Space [Exhibition]

In our fifth exhibition of the year, ‘Robots, Rockets, and Space,’ NOT REAL ART invites viewers on a dizzying journey through space and time.

Robots, Rockets, and Space [Exhibition]

Sugar Rush [Exhibition]

In our fourth exhibition of the year, NOT REAL ART invites our audience to the table for a shared serving of bread, fat, salt, sugar, culture, and conversation.

Sugar Rush [Exhibition]

Art and the Environment [Exhibition]

From Siddhartha’s sacred Bodhi tree to the magical forest in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, nature holds a mystical allure for artists and philosophers alike. But as lakes evaporate, trees burn, and sea levels rise, that idea of paradise on Earth is slowly fading. The 28 artists in our April exhibition give us a glimpse of our future—for better or worse.

Art and the Environment [Exhibition]

Women in Love: Intimacy at the End of History [Exhibition]

In our second exhibition of the year, NOT REAL ART examines the power and complexity of love on the cusp of an increasingly unsettled future.

Women in Love: Intimacy at the End of History [Exhibition]

Meet Our Artists

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