Samar Golden Discusses World Building | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Samar Golden Discusses World Building

November 20, 2025
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From Left to Right we see photograph portraits of Samara Golden ’95, Piero Golia, and Max Hooper Schneider.
From Left to Right Samara Golden ’95 (photographed by Maya Fuhr) , Piero Golia (photographed by Luise Aloisi), and Max Hooper Schneider (courtesy of the artist).

Samara Golden ’95 will be participating in a discussion around World Building as a sculptural practice in Los Angeles. The conversation will be held on November 22, 2025 from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. at The Broad in Los Angeles, in conjunction with the Robert Therrien: This is a Story exhibit. World Building offers insight from artists who push the boundaries of sculpture to create alternative worlds and spaces.

Golden’s practice imagines “impossible spaces”, made up of infinite mirrors and hints of human existence. Her architectural subjects range from smaller domestic and homely environments to off putting and foreboding office interiors.

Robert Therrien: This is a Story
The Broad (Los Angeles, CA)
November 22, 2025–April 5, 2026

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