Exhibits
Exhibits
§ ON VIEW · COMPTON ART & HISTORY MUSEUM
Boundless Echoes.
The unending sound of resistance
- ON VIEW
- Sep 21 to Dec 21, 2026
- HOURS
- Tuesday to Saturday, 10 to 3. Closed Sunday and Monday.
- ADMISSION
- Free
- ERA
- 2026
A group show about what immigration policy does to a family, and what a family does back. The work confronts the pain of separation and celebrates the Black and Brown immigrant families who keep going anyway.
The Call
The museum put out an open call and asked artists one question: what does resistance sound like when it will not stop? Painters, photographers, printmakers and people who had never shown a piece answered. What hangs here is what came back.
How to See It
Start at the door and read the walls in order. The first room is the separation. The second is the holding on. The last is the family table, set for everyone who is still on the way.
§ QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
- What is Boundless Echoes about?
- Immigration policy and its cost to families, told through art that also celebrates the resilience of Black and Brown immigrant communities.
- Who made the work?
- Artists who answered the museum's open call, including people showing their work for the first time.
- Does it cost anything?
- No. The museum is free, Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 3pm.
