A focused archive of current presentations, museum exhibitions, institutional resources, publications, and press connected to Blondell Cummings.
Current exhibition · MIT List Visual Arts Center · Cambridge, MA
April 11 – August 2, 2026 · Hayden, Reference, and Bakalar Galleries
The MIT List Center describes Performing Conditions as a group exhibition examining the vexed relationships between art, labor, debt, and dependency. Its artists engage landscapes of labor that include museums, households, hospitals, factories, plantations, and studios.
Blondell Cummings is highlighted as a featured artist in this current exhibition at MIT’s List Center in Cambridge, MA.
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Courtesy MIT List Visual Arts Center. Photo: Dario Lasagni.
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Art + Practice and the Getty Research Institute presented the first museum exhibition dedicated to Cummings, bringing together video, photographs, interviews, dance films, and archival materials that show the reach of her moving-pictures practice.
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The Getty Research Institute offers an independent research guide with selected archives, bibliographies, pedagogical tools, and pathways for studying Cummings’ work across dance, moving image, and visual culture.
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Chicago Cultural Center presented a survey of Cummings as a visionary choreographer and multimedia artist.
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X Artists’ Books published the first monograph dedicated to Cummings’ pivotal body of work.
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The Los Angeles Times revisits Cummings’ experimental practice and her influence across dance, theater, video art, and Black cultural life.
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Dance Magazine remembered Cummings as a riveting performer who crossed modern dance, postmodern practice, and avant-garde performance.
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