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Farmland: Food, Justice and Sovereignty
MSU Broad Art Museum, East Lansing 18 Jan - 27 Jul 2025 What do you know about the food you eat? Farmland: Food, Justice, and Sovereignty is centered around questions of food knowledge, production, scarcity, and consumption against the background of Michigan State University’s 170-year history of agricultural tradition. Founded in 1855, the Agricultural College of the State of Michigan (now Michigan... Read more -
Past as Prologue: A Historical Acknowledgment – Part II, Identity & Labor
National Academy, New York 6 Feb - 26 Apr 2025 Conceived as a call and response between historical and contemporary art, Past As Prologue: A Historical Acknowledgment brings together politically potent historical works from the National Academy of Design’s collection with contemporary works that critically engage with the past and prompt fresh perspectives on our art historical origins. Drawing from... Read more -
Moving Targets
Duane Thomas Gallery, New York 28 Feb - 28 Apr 2025 Duane Thomas Gallery is pleased to present “Moving Targets,” an exhibition that draws from Lucy Lippard’s newly published compilation of Feminist Essays (Sidelman and Co 2024) titled “moving Targets.” This dynamic exhibition expands on the concept introduced in Lippard’s collection of essays by incorporating pivotal feminist artwortks that have shaped... Read more -
The Lives of Animals
Salt Beyoğlu, Istanbul, Turkey 10 Apr - 10 Aug 2025 The Lives of Animals explores the evolving relationship between humans and animals throughout history—from coexistence to systems of domination. Taking its name from the novel by South African writer J. M. Coetzee, the exhibition draws inspiration from Coetzee’s powerful critique of anthropocentric perspectives, in which he investigates empathy and kindness... Read more
