Opening March 29th

Where We Are

As we surpass one year living in lockdown, we consider how our art, thoughts, and spaces have adapted to living in a pandemic: how have we changed? In this new context, we’ve reckoned with the notion of productivity: what does making look like in the privacy of our homes? How have we adapted our processes, and what new values have we discovered?

Where We Are shares how artists in the SAIC community have shifted their creative practices from product-oriented working to an investigation of what it means to do the work.  Locality has gained new meaning, informing the material, context, and scale of work. Artists have switched to mediums easily manipulated from home, found materials, collected scraps, and improvised with everyday household materials. Isolation, intimacy, monotony and uncertainty have all informed daily and artistic life. In situating these artists’ works in a spatial conversation, this exhibition reflects the experimentation, resilience, and compassion that has generated such new and necessary intentionality.

Curated by SITE Directors: 

Jin Charlie Kang

Lasondra L Kern

Shama Kipfer-Tessler

Letitia Marie Pratt

Francisca Rudolph

Artists:

Erin Armstrong , Catie Burrill, Rio Chen, Zeppelin Dufour, Ruotong Guan, Amy Guo, Marylu E. Herrera, Florence Liu, Madison Nicole May, Zander Raymond, Olya Salimova, Rahma Shahid & Rio Chen, Jonas Sun, Heidi Wanzek & Em Klein, Qi Yin, Araceli Zuniga

From the Exhibition

Virtual Gallery Tour

 Exhibition

Pamphlet