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Opening Celebration: a small ocean swallowed

dozens of disabled hands and arms emerging as part of an aquifer and reaching out to grasp a tree-lined river bed

Sunaura Taylor, Aquifer Losing Reach, 2017–20. Pen and watercolor on paper, 8.5 x 11 inches. Courtesy of the artist.

Opening Celebration: 6–9pm • Member Reception: 6–7pm
$5 after 5pm • Free for members

You’re invited to the opening celebration of a small ocean swallowed, a new exhibition that celebrates water as a model of interconnectivity and nourishes possibilities for responsibility and repair.

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a small ocean swallowed

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a small ocean swallowed presents six artists whose work embodies states of ecological entwinement, poetically and experimentally reorienting human relationships to water. Presented in conjunction with SJMA’s Sowing Sustainability initiative, the exhibition threads together plant, animal, and human life and celebrates water as a model of interconnectivity across space and time.