Be sure to catch Sonya Clark’s (CRF 2012) solo exhibition, Sonya Clark: We Are Each Other, in its final three weeks at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia. The show will be on view through February 18th, 2024 and features multiple participatory pieces.
“For thirty years, multidisciplinary visual artist Sonya Clark has focused her work on the African diaspora in the United States to confront, elucidate, and reframe its history. Within her practice, she often undertakes this exploration through everyday fiber materials—most notably hair, flags, found fabric—and craft practices. In her work, craft and community are intertwined; her participatory projects promote new collective encounters across racial, gender, and socioeconomic divisions. Sonya Clark: We Are Each Other is a major traveling exhibition focused on the artist’s community-centric and participatory projects.
Through her work, Clark asks us to acknowledge our individual responsibility to the collective whole and to consider such questions as, ‘How do we address and challenge our shared colonial past, and how do we hold ourselves accountable for and claim agency in what happens next in the future of our society?’ We Are Each Other is both a declaration and an invitation, a battle cry and an embrace.
The exhibition is co-organized by the High, the Cranbrook Art Museum in metro Detroit, and the Museum of Arts and Design in New York.”
Read more on the High’s website here.