Odili Donald Odita exhibits alongside Sam Jablon in Color/Code, a cross-generational exhibition at Morgan. The exhibition highlights pairs of artists that consider color and its uses in generating and communicating content in painting.
As part of Colour Field, Odili Donald Odita will take part in a Zoom discussion on public works with Maria C. Gaztambide, the chief curator of public art at the University of Houston System, where the exhibition takes place.
Odili Donald Odita exhibits a new mural in New Grit: Art & Philly Now at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. For this show, artists with a strong relationship to the city are asked to explore ideas of being and belonging. Odita will present a discussion of the work.
Odili Donald Odita is included in Colour Field at the University of Houston. The exhibition, first shown at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, 'provides opportunities to question our perceptions while thinking about the impact color has on our lives'.
Odili Donald Odita presents From Periphery to Center a solo installation at Laumeier Sculpture Park, meditating on ‘similarities and differences, bonds and divisions’. The exhibition continues at Jeske Sculpture Park in Ferguson, Missouri, creating dialogue between the spaces.
Odili Donald Odita presents Mamba Negra, a new site-specific mural at the ICA Miami. The painting spans the height of all three floors of the museum and seeks to 'call attention to the tensions between cultural lineages such as machismo and current struggles for respect and recognition for women and LGBTQ+ communities'.
Odili Donald Odita exhibits in Color Field, an outdoor sculpture exhibition at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Odita debuts a new work created specifically for this exhibition, titled Negative Space.
A solo exhibition by Odili Donald Odita titled Third Sun shows at Jack Shainman Gallery. Celebration and subjectivity are key themes in this body of work.
Nicholas Hlobo, Serge Alain Nitegeka and Odili Donald Odita exhibit in Abstract Minded: Works by Six Contemporary African Artists at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art. The exhibition spotlights artists pursuing 'abstraction as a way of engaging in a broader conversation about art'.
Penny Siopis and Odili Donald Odita are among the artists showing on Prospect.4, the New Orleans triennial. Titled The Lotus in Spite of the Swamp and curated by Trevor Schoonmaker, 'P.4 takes the city’s distinctive character as a point of departure to investigate global concerns'.
