In the exhibition Halfrican, Chase Hall (2024 Awardee) poses a series of questions about how identities are constituted, often along lines that are not as clear as they might seem. This show includes works in a wide variety of scales, from a twenty-four-foot painting—the largest and most ambitious of the artist’s career—to more intimate portraits in the style of yearbook headshots, and finds Hall exploring stories of freedom and friendship, as well as archetypal cycles of human development.