MIT List Visual Arts Center Opens Three Solo Exhibitions
The Cambridge institution debuts new installations from artists Uri Aran, Hao Jingban, and Will Stovall.
Updated on Oct. 24, 2026 in Fine Art
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The MIT List Visual Arts Center in Cambridge has opened three new solo exhibitions featuring diverse works from contemporary artists. The showcase includes installations by Uri Aran, Hao Jingban, and Will Stovall.
Why it matters
These exhibitions provide a platform for solo creative expression at the university, highlighting distinct installations ranging from craft-material assemblies to international film montages.
The center is hosting these works as part of its 36th List Projects exhibition cycle. This latest rotation encompasses three distinct solo shows staged across the institution's gallery spaces.
The players
Uri Aran
Uri Aran is a contemporary artist whose installations often incorporate eclectic craft supplies and everyday objects.
Hao Jingban
Hao Jingban is a filmmaker and artist recognized for work that often explores historical and social themes through cinematic techniques.
Will Stovall
Will Stovall is an artist featuring his work in an upcoming solo exhibition at the MIT List Visual Arts Center.
Natalie Bell
Natalie Bell is a curator who organized the solo exhibitions for both Uri Aran and Hao Jingban.
Marina Caron
Marina Caron is the organizer responsible for the solo exhibition featuring the work of Will Stovall.
The details
Uri Aran and Hao Jingban are currently featured in the Hayden and Reference galleries, with Aran utilizing materials like stickers and pompom fringe, while Jingban displays a three-screen montage filmed in Beijing. Will Stovall will debut his separate exhibition later this year in the Bakalar Gallery.
Timeline
The Uri Aran and Hao Jingban exhibitions opened on October 23, 2026.
The Will Stovall exhibition is scheduled to open on December 17, 2026.
The exhibitions for Uri Aran and Hao Jingban will close on February 28, 2027.
The Will Stovall exhibition will close on April 11, 2027.
Industry Dynamics
The MIT List Projects series continues to serve as a significant institutional benchmark for showcasing emerging contemporary talent within academic environments. This ongoing program mirrors broader trends in the fine art world where university galleries act as primary incubators for innovative, solo-driven installations.
Visitors can view the current installations by Uri Aran and Hao Jingban in Cambridge until late February. The third exhibition by Will Stovall will become accessible to the public starting in mid-December.
The takeaway
These exhibitions showcase how contemporary artists utilize diverse media to communicate complex narratives in gallery settings. Residents and visitors interested in local art should note the staggered opening dates when planning their visit to the campus galleries.
Further reading
For more on local exhibitions, visit the Fine Art section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Artdaily.
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