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Rich in What They Can’t Measure

CuratedbyJasmineGabrielleWashington, Rich in What They Can’t Measure examines value beyond systems that rely on visibility, productivity, and quantification. The exhibition brings together artists whose practices center care, labor, intimacy, interiority, and inherited knowledge—forms of wealth that resist easy measurement yet sustain life, culture, and community.

Historically, Black life has been assessed through extractive frameworks that flatten complexity and render care invisible. This exhibition pushes against those logics, asking what becomes possible when worth is understood through presence rather than proof, relationship rather than output, and endurance rather than efficiency.

Across photography, video, installation, and material gesture, the works gathered here attend to the body as archive and infrastructure. They honor acts of holding, carrying, tending, remembering, and refusing—gestures often dismissed as informal or immeasurable, yet foundational to survival and self-determination.

Rich in What They Can’t Measure invites viewers to slow down and reconsider how value is assigned, who is allowed fullness, and what forms of abundance exist beyond institutional recognition. The exhibition asserts that what sustains us most—care, memory, intimacy, and interior life—has never required permission to exist.

The artists featured in Rich in What They Can’t Measure work across painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media to examine interior life, memory, lineage, and the labor of becoming. Each practice resists easy legibility, attending instead to forms of knowledge that are felt, inherited, embodied, and lived.

Together, these artists attend to the body and assert voice as archive and infrastructure, insisting that what sustains us most cannot be measured, extracted, or reduced.

Exhibiting Artists: Jahniah Kum, Lisa Brown, Mathilde Mujanayi, and Melissa Sutherland Moss

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On View: January 20 - February 27

Opening Reception: Saturday, January 24, 2026 from 4-6 PM

Closing Reception and Artist Talk: Friday February 27, 2026 from 630 - 9 PM