“I needed to create something I could take with me wherever I went,” says Toyin Ojih Odutola, speaking of her practice. What better than stories? Ojih Odutola compares fiction to drawing, and believes the pen is a “writing tool first.” Using ink, pastel, and charcoal, she gives her narratives form—scenes ripe with meaning and reflecting her Nigerian-American heritage. In this exhibition the artist presents a series of tableaux vivant. The artist is also transforming the museum’s East Wing into a station on the fictional U22 underground line and calling it “Adijatu Straße.” —Elena Clavarino