Borders can act as cultural unifiers, allowing for groups to build community around shared experiences and values. They can also separate us in catastrophic ways by perpetuating and fortifying socially constructed divisions between class, politics, accessibility, race, and gender. How do we build community across all forms of these perceived boundaries? This exciting exhibit showcases the many ways that artists have explored themes of hope, healing and inclusivity across global borders. Through sculpture, painting, textiles and installation, artists have sought to eliminate boundaries as they foster community and broaden understanding. Curated by Haifa Bint-Kadi.
Acknowledgments
YPL's programs at Riverfront Art Gallery are made possible made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Additional Items
"Mending Our Country"
Mending Our Country
Heather G. Stoltz
Fiber Art
19” x 37”
2021
$1,800
"The Fire Eater and The Phoenix Bird"
The Fire Eater and The Phoenix Bird
Carlos Mateu
Acrylic
36” x 24”
2020
$4,000
"Companions on the Path"
Companions on the Path
Inez Andrucyk
Oil on Linen
17” x 13”
2024
$300
"Rainy Dayz"
Rainy Dayz
Taeesha Muhammad
Acrylic on Canvas
30” x 40”
2023
$1,300
"Longwang"
Longwang
Mike Depasquale
Charred Wood and Pigmented Oil
15” x 7” x 5”
2024
$500
"New Hierarchy"
New Hierarchy
V Tineo
Woodcut and Muslin Fabric
4’ 7” x 4’
2019
$600