White Wash Research, Curation, Exhibition & Graphic Design The erasure of color from Greek and Roman sculptures and architecture has been passed down through history, contributing to creating a predominantly white aesthetic. Unfortu- nately, over time this whitewashing led to discrimination based on race and identity, issues we continue to face even today. “White Wash” hopes to inform the visitor of the origins of this aesthetic through a narrative that includes historical events and writings of art historians. In addition, the exhibition also encourages discourse around the issues of race by showcasing contemporary artworks and curating seminars and talks. It hopes to make the museum a more inclusive space and open for free thinking and discussions.