Franklin Street Works Group Exhibition Explores Feminism and Social Justice
In Stamford, Connecticut, Franklin Street Works, a contemporary art venue, showcased a collective exhibition that delved into the various facets of feminism through fresh video pieces by both emerging and established artists. This exhibition also investigated the role of art in social justice movements, collective efforts, and political aesthetics, presenting works across painting, video, sculpture, performance, sound, and additional forms. By integrating a range of mediums, the exhibition sought to expand discussions surrounding painting. Renowned for its emphasis on socially engaged art, the gallery has previously featured shows tackling themes like gentrification, labor, and identity.
Key facts
- Franklin Street Works is located in Stamford, Connecticut.
- The exhibition featured new videos by emerging and established artists.
- The show explored feminism's overlapping modes.
- Art in social justice activism and collective action was a theme.
- The aesthetics of politics were examined.
- Works included painting, video, sculpture, performance, and sound.
- The exhibition aimed to broaden the conversation around painting.
- Franklin Street Works focuses on socially engaged art.
Entities
Institutions
- Franklin Street Works
Locations
- Stamford
- Connecticut
- United States