Minnesota Street Project Foundation and the Cantor Arts Center are pleased to announce Miljohn Ruperto: Ultimate Days, a solo exhibition of new work by Bay Area-raised, Los Angeles-based artist Miljohn Ruperto.
Reflecting on notions of apocalypse and utopia, the exhibition considers how Western society has envisioned its own end and explores possibilities for shaping more just tomorrows. Offering glimpses into futures that entice, confound, and unsettle, Miljohn Ruperto: Ultimate Days invokes the apocalypse as the break from which a radically different civilization can emerge.
Image Credit; Miljohn Ruperto and Patrick Eleazar, The New Society (2026). Courtesy of the artists and Micki Meng Gallery, San Francisco.
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Reflecting on notions of apocalypse and utopia, the exhibition considers how Western society has envisioned its own end and explores possibilities for shaping more just tomorrows. Offering glimpses into futures that entice, confound, and unsettle, Miljohn Ruperto: Ultimate Days invokes the apocalypse as the break from which a radically different civilization can emerge.
Image Credit; Miljohn Ruperto and Patrick Eleazar, The New Society (2026). Courtesy of the artists and Micki Meng Gallery, San Francisco.
Minnesota Street Project Foundation and the Cantor Arts Center are pleased to announce Miljohn Ruperto: Ultimate Days, a solo exhibition of new work by Bay Area-raised, Los Angeles-based artist Miljohn Ruperto.
Reflecting on notions of apocalypse and utopia, the exhibition considers how Western society has envisioned its own end and explores possibilities for shaping more just tomorrows. Offering glimpses into futures that entice, confound, and unsettle, Miljohn Ruperto: Ultimate Days invokes the apocalypse as the break from which a radically different civilization can emerge.
Image Credit; Miljohn Ruperto and Patrick Eleazar, The New Society (2026). Courtesy of the artists and Micki Meng Gallery, San Francisco.
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Reflecting on notions of apocalypse and utopia, the exhibition considers how Western society has envisioned its own end and explores possibilities for shaping more just tomorrows. Offering glimpses into futures that entice, confound, and unsettle, Miljohn Ruperto: Ultimate Days invokes the apocalypse as the break from which a radically different civilization can emerge.
Image Credit; Miljohn Ruperto and Patrick Eleazar, The New Society (2026). Courtesy of the artists and Micki Meng Gallery, San Francisco.
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