Imagine the aftermath of our present-day ruin with a new exhibition opening at the Jackman Humanities Institute
Join the Art Museum at the Jackman Humanities Institute for the opening reception of Proof of Life. Curated by Chloe Gordon-Chow, the exhibition explores material debris from the end of our world to picture the aftermath of present-day ruin. By featuring artworks that foreground archival matter and found or foraged objects, Proof of Life inhabits dystopia to contend with “the end” as both an inevitability and a site of reconfiguration and becoming.
The reception is free and open to the public.
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Image: Jenine Marsh, detail from Within or beyond my means (3), 2021. Flowers, synthetic rubber, wire, train-pressed coins, acrylic varnish, steel. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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