***OPENING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH***
STACKED ARTIFACTS
Video Installation and Sculpture
Darrin Martin
December 6th, 2025 – January 24th, 2026
Opening Reception, December 6th, 6:00 – 9:00
Closing Reception, Saturday, January 24th, 2:00 – 5:00
Image credit: Today I Will Work On My Book… For Sure, Darrin Martin, 2025, video still
An exhibition of remixed archival video and sculptural works, exploring the dynamics of media and memory with particular attention to queer histories, reflecting on the past in light of the present, grappling with loss and change, and struggling to situate these histories in the broader assemblage of reality.
UPCOMING EVENT
In-Conversation:
Darrin Martin
with Writer/Curator, Tanya Zimbardo
Saturday, January 10th, 2:00 - 4:00
RECENT PUBLICATION
SURROGATE
By Lauren Lee McCarthy
187 pages, 8”x 5”, full color, stitch bound paperback
Surrogate is an artist book, based on a pregnancy journal, which charts the progress of a performance project over the course of fifty-two weeks. Lauren Lee McCarthy offers her body to carry someone else’s baby while they monitor and control her with an app. For nine months they decide what she eats, what she does, what thoughts she meditates on — holding complete control over the body in which their baby is growing. As Roe v. Wade is overturned and gene editing opens entirely new reproductive futures, this project asks: How much control should we have over a birthing person’s body, and over a life before it begins?
RECENT EVENTS
May There Be Light
A two-part workshop on designing and planning large scale projection art, presented by artist Christy Chan in conjunction with ANTI-AUTHORITARIAN.
This is Doug Hall
A conversation with artist Doug Hall about his recently published memoir, presented in conjunction with ANTI-AUTHORITARIAN.
Art and Polictics
A panel discussion with Nicólas González-Medina and Kal Spelletich on their experiences as artist-activists throughout their careers and in the contemporary moment.
In Conversation: Nic[o] Brierre Aziz
Haitian-New Orleanian interdisciplinary artist and curator Nic[o] Brierre Aziz discusses his recent works in conjunction with ANTI-AUTHORITARIAN.
In Conversation: Alicia Escott with Marthine Satris
Alicia Escott and Marthine Satris (Associate Publisher, Heyday) discuss Escott’s solo show METABOLIC RIFTS: TOUCH MEMORY, a community sourced video installation bridging the non/human divide.
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