Exhibitions

ABOUT AFFINITIES & ENTANGLEMENTS by Queer Ecology Hanky Project:: QEHP is an ongoing traveling exhibition with over one hundred and twenty artists from across North America—organized by Vee Adams and Mary Tremonte. Through exhibitions and interdisciplinary community-centered programming, QEHP showcases a diverse array of artist responses to Queer Ecology—an emerging area of inquiry which unites the study of biology, environment, and sexuality with a framework of queer theory—and celebrates a wide spectrum of print mediums and methods. 

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ABOUT S N A K E S curated by Antenna Collective Member Flora Cabili: SNAKES, a multidisciplinary exhibition, explores ecology, identity, ancestry, folklore, and eroticism through the symbolic and literal presence of snakes. Here, South Florida and New Orleans-based artists merge to consider how we can look to the natural world, and to each other, to metabolize disruption and imagine new myths for collective survival. Exhibition features works by Elle Barbeito, Flora Cabili, Sean Clark, Akasha Rabut, Summer White, curated by Flora Cabili. OPENING POEM BY CARESSA CHESTER

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ABOUT NOTHING TO HIDE: The Heroic Implications of Shadow & Light by Avery Leigh White:: Nothing to Hide presents photographs made in collaboration with strangers. The work explores the full range of what it means to see and be seen: exposed, guarded, tender, self-assured. Each photograph emerges from a brief, unscripted exchange between the artist and subject, a testament to the power of their inner light.

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