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A cross-generational group exhibition exploring land, mapping, and contested histories through painting, textile, sculpture, performance, and photography.

Why go

The show assembles thirteen artists—from Eleanor Antin's seminal 100 Boots to Andy Goldsworthy's landscape interventions to Cecilia Vicuña and Rember Yahuarcani's Indigenous archival work—united by how they use land and its histories as material, revealing colonial legacies and urgent environmental stakes.

What to expect

Paintings, textiles, sculptures, photographs, and performance works spanning two gallery spaces, including Goldsworthy's direct landscape interventions, Antin's cross-country boot journey documentation, Dávila and Portillo's hand-cultivated silk weavings, Hudson's quilts addressing Indigenous violence, and Bowers' tree-sitting protest platforms.

Things to know

• Features 13 artists including Eleanor Antin, Andy Goldsworthy, Cecilia Vicuña, and Rember Yahuarcani.
• Spans two gallery locations: 22 Cortlandt Alley and 394 Broadway.
• Includes Eleanor Antin's seminal work 100 Boots, documenting a cross-country journey from Los Angeles to New York.
• María Dávila and Eduardo Portillo's weavings use silk cultivated by their own silkworms in the Venezuelan Andes.
• Andrea Bowers' sculptures imagine self-sustaining tree-sitting platforms based on her own redwood activism.
• Works examine how shifting borders reveal colonial histories that continue to shape present identities.