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Whose Testimonies Our Vessels Carry
Philadelphia International Airport
September, 2023 - March, 2024
Extractive Tendencies
Solo Exhibition, Thomas Hunter Project Room, Hunter College
November 4th - November 25th
Opening reception: November 4th, 6:30-8:30 930 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY
Shifting Narrative: Re-visioning Ceramic Pedagogies
March 17th, 2023
2023 NCECA Conference, Cincinnati, OH
Panel Moderator: Lauren Sandler Panelists: Jasmine Baetz, Aja Mujinga Sherrard, Kukuli Velarde
Ancestral Interactions
Sep 21 -Oct 30, 2022
New Hope Arts Center, New Hope, PA
New Hope Arts’ 2022 Legacy Exhibition, Ancestral Intersection, is an invitational art exhibit highlighting how an artist’s personal ancestry or connection to humanity has impacted their past work, influences their current work, and inspires future work.
Full Circle: A Penn State SoVA Alumni Exhibition
August 22nd - September 16th
Edwin W. Zoller Gallery, Penn State University
Curators: Giulia Livi and D’nae Harrison
The Penn State SoVA Alumni Group is pleased to announce Full Circle, an exhibition showcasing a diverse range of talented alumni working in all fine art media.
Eutectic Gallery
July, 2022, Featured exhibition with Eutectic Gallery in Portland Oregon
This series of pieces investigates historic and contemporary narratives of power and perspective through the familiarity of the vessel, assembled as stacked parts, embedded with an accumulation of cultural objects. The recognition of the vessel form serves as an entry point to challenge the presumptive neutrality of material, and asks the viewer to step closer to understand layers of context. These pieces consider the extraction and production of tea, sugar, coffee, salt, and other systems to examine economies of control that constitute migration, occupation, commodification, and labor. With discursive content, the objects signify the monumental and mundane, function and adornment, domestic and sacred across time and place.
Source: https://eutecticgallery.com/show/eutectic-gallery-lauren-sandler-virtual-feature
Who Writes History?
Apr 23 -Jul 3, 2022
Peckham Gallery, ArtsWestchester
What is the “truth”? And is there one truth, or many? Who “owns” history? Does it belong to the writers and those written about, or do we all hold a share of it as a collective? ArtsWestchester explores these questions in Who Writes History?, an exhibition that focuses on a more inclusive recounting of the past and present. Participating artists explore how images and language (together and independently) shape our collective memory and mainstream narratives. Co-curated by Randy Williams and supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. Co-curated by Adam Chau & Randy Williams.
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Source: https://artswestchester.org/who-writes-history/#wwh_catalogue
Uncovered Spaces
Mar 26 - Jul 10, 2022
An Exhibition and Event Series Centered on Women Artists and LGBTQIA+ Artists
The International Museum of Art and Science announces the exhibition Uncovered Spaces, in collaboration with the Center for Latin American Arts at UTRGV. The exhibition will be on display March 26 through July 10, 2022, curated by Raheleh Filsoofi and directed by Dr. Katherine McAllen.
Uncovered Spaces is an exhibition and event series centered on female artists and LGBTQIA+ artists to explore the social structures that mediate our everyday experiences. The project serves as space for women and female-identifying artists and scholars to discuss their art practice related to gender, identity, and social norms. This exhibition seeks to connect the creative process, shared knowledge, and feminine solidarity in a collaborative and community-based arts research project in South Texas.
The participating artists are Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, Wendy Red Star, Margarita Cabrera, Erika Diamond, Vesna Pavlovic, Zac Thompson, Natalia Arbelaez, Jana Harper, Maria Fernanda Barrero, Melissa Potter, Daisy Patton, Lauren Sandler, and Linda Behar.
Source: https://www.utrgv.edu/claa/exhibitions/uncovered-spaces/index.htm