Today is the final day to view the exhibition “I’ll Be Your Mirror,” five works by Boston-based artist Annette Lemieux, in the Tisch Library at Tufts University. Lemieux’s body of work is inspired by advertisements, popular music and art history; she navigates the image in the age of mass media, traversing both mainstream and fringe. “I’ll Be Your Mirror” references Lemieux’s immersion in popular culture, taking its name from a 1967 song by The Velvet Underground. Lemieux holds a mirror up to our reality, using familiar imagery to guide viewers toward their own discoveries and recollections — reflecting what we are. Combining silkscreens, wall sculpture and photography, these works explore religion, feminism, war and climate change — all issues of our time.