Drawing from multigenerational multidisciplinary practices, this all-female presentation collectively considers the poetics of everyday experiences and their relationship to the landscape.. Through paintings and layered textile collages, Struble explores that which is altered by humans, reclaimed by nature, and what results from their symbiotic interaction. Pollard creates paintings and sculptures that investigate our everyday tendency to reconcile contradictory phenomena. Zelter’s paintings and ceramic grids decontextualize the familiar, compelling viewers to negotiate their place within society. Cabrera’s soft sculpture and layered compositions employ culturally-specific media to comment on the Mexican migrant experience. The presented works collectively urge viewers to acknowledge their own positioning by revealing our biases, subjectivities, and the critical context that dictates what we think we know and why.

Images: Booth installation view. Photo credit: Adam Reich. Images courtesy of the artist, and Jane Lombard Gallery.