Currents: Art Since 1900 presents highlights from the Museum’s collection of modern and contemporary art. The installation is organized around three broad and intersecting themes—Bodies / Representation, Environment / Materiality, and Languages / Citation—that collectively explore topics such as identity, gender, place, power, and memory. The works on view also showcase the breadth of artistic movements that, driven by the rapidly changing landscapes of modernity, have proliferated in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Featuring regularly rotating works of art, Currents invites us to craft inclusive narratives about the human experience and to pose questions about our unique histories and shared futures.