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The Huntington Lists ‘Laura Aguilar: Body and Landscape’ Through Sept. 7

The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California, is presenting ‘Laura Aguilar: Body and Landscape’ through Sept. 7, according to an Aug. 18, 2026 announcement from the institution. The exhibition appears in The Huntington’s current exhibitions listing, with no additional venue or date range identified in the supplied material.

The announcement provides only the exhibition title and closing date. It does not include a checklist, curatorial statement, number of works, catalogue information, or details about the presentation’s organization. The supplied exhibition page could not be accessed for further verification because it returned a Vercel security checkpoint.

Laura Aguilar is the named artist in the exhibition title. The available material does not provide biographical information, a description of Aguilar’s practice, or an account of how the exhibition addresses the relationship between the body and landscape. Those details have therefore not been added here.

The exhibition is listed alongside other current and forthcoming presentations at The Huntington, including ‘Doyle Lane: Master of Clay,’ which was announced as opening Sept. 13, and ‘the eight directions of the wind: Edmund de Waal at The Huntington,’ listed as continuing through Oct. 26. These are separate exhibitions and are not described in the available material as part of Aguilar’s presentation.

The Huntington is identified in the source material as a combined library, art museum, and botanical gardens institution in San Marino. Its newsletter also lists ongoing exhibitions, garden programmes, talks, tours, and workshops, but those activities are separate from ‘Laura Aguilar: Body and Landscape.’ The supplied announcement gives the exhibition’s run as ending Sept. 7, 2026.

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