This exhibition takes guests on a tour of late-stage capitalism. Each of the artists in the exhibition uses collage to unpack ideas about money and its influence on our culture. Artworks speak about Black wealth, immigrant remittances, and how mid-20th century advertising informs present-day attitudes. Artists collage dollar bills into flowers and mine material remnants to tell stories about home economics. Curators Frank Juarez and Ric Kasini Kadour start from the premise that money is an idea that shapes contemporary life and present works that invite viewers to consider cash, labor, and capital.
Artists on display include Max-o-matic, Michael Koppa, Gavin Benjamin, Mark Wagner, Patricia Leeds, Carey Watters, Terie Leicht, Paola de la Calle, and Ric Kasini Kadour.
On View:
Open Daily from 7 AM - Midnight
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