Pathways
Project Pathways is a curatorial initiative within the Elisabeth Foundation for the Arts Open Studios program that highlights the creative processes behind contemporary artistic practice. Focusing on works in development as well as completed projects, it offers visitors insight into the research, experimentation, and critical thinking that shape each artist’s journey.
Bringing together a diverse group of resident artists, the project traces connections between individual practices while emphasizing the unique approaches, materials, and ideas that inform their work. Through curated presentations and studio engagement, Project Pathways invites audiences to explore how artistic concepts evolve over time.
By foregrounding process and dialogue, the initiative transforms the studio visit into an opportunity for deeper understanding and exchange, revealing the many pathways through which contemporary art is imagined, developed, and shared.
Technologies of Resistance
Curated by Cassie Packard
In their socially minded practices, the artists gathered here don’t only expose such structural violences as extractivism, colonialism, imperialism, racism, and ableism. They intervene in the very systems – legal, pedagogical, economic, archival – routinely put in service of these violences and their necropolitical logics, identifying critical openings for resistance and repair.
This pathway futures: Laura Barbata, Wafaa Bilal, Jason File, Pablo Helguera, Jan Mun, Finnegan Shannon, and Bundith Phunsombatlert.
Memory, Archive, and Counter-History
Curator XYZ asks:
How do artists reconstruct histories that have been forgotten, suppressed, displaced, or fragmented?
Memory, Archive, and Counter-History
Curator XYZ asks:
How do artists reconstruct histories that have been forgotten, suppressed, displaced, or fragmented?