TRASLUZ/TRANSLUCENT For centuries, the genre of landscape painting in Western society relied on a binary algorithm of human versus nature. That’s changing. Here, contemporary painters Juan José Barboza-Gubo and Michael Zachary offer metaphysical visions of landscape — porous, engulfing, and shot with light — as if to reposition humanity within the wild rather than apart from it. Yet still, there is a veil obscuring mystery. The exhibition is organized by Sarah Montross, chief curator at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. Through March 7. Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery, Boston University Art Galleries, 855 Commonwealth Ave. www.bu.edu/cfa/featured-work/trasluz-translucent/
