Inaugural Critical Stuff Collective Online Exhibition
After two years of planning as Co-Founders of Critical Stuff Collective, Sonia Litynskyj and I are proud to unveil our first online exhibition featuring our members and other artists from around the world. Please check out the exhibition and keep tabs on our website for updates on our collective and future shows. We are currently accepting members, too!
βπ πππ₯π’ππ’π¦π ππ ππ₯π§πππππ§π¦,β π the inaugural virtual exhibition by Critical Stuff Collective.
Featuring the incredible work of 12 artists: Sarah C. Blanchette, Jennifer Georgescu, Ash Hagerstrand, Hayla Hay, Kelz, Rachael Kucken, Sonia Litynskyj, Katie Mollon, Danielle βdeoβ Owensby, Tryst Red, Rabi Siddiqui, and Lauren Dana Smith.
βResidues of the body. The body as residue. Microcosms of the heart, skin, tendons, cells, blood. The waste, bi-product, co-creations made tangible in the body, memory and recorded in material. This is an archive of the miasma.β
πΈοΈ View the work on the Critical Stuff Collective website: criticalstuffcollective.com/microcosmic-artifacts
Exhibition Statement: MICROCOSMIC ARTIFACTS
Residues of the body. The body as residue. Microcosms of the heart, skin, tendons, cells, blood. The waste, bi-product, co-creations made tangible in the body, memory and recorded in material. This is an archive of the miasma.
Sometimes following yourself is enough of an intention. Looping and return.
We made this ahead of ourselves. Breadcrumbs. Letβs pull the relics out. Gather our treasures in a pile someone would murder to find.
But they can not and will not because you code it, cloak it. With billions of individual languages. No one can decipher the other lest we give in to the power of tongues. And if youβre here you know.
β yes. It was telepathy. But at that point they needed these machines to access their own telepathy. Thatβs what a sad state, meaning planetary moment, it was.β
- Alexis Pauline Gumbs, M Archive, pg 28, p 3