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ONLINE: Invisibility: Existing on the Periphery

03 Aug, 2024 - 31 Aug, 2024
Woman Made Gallery (WMG) is proud to present Invisibility, a virtual group exhibition with work by 37 artists. Juried by Anne-Marie Kovac, this exhibition seeks to explore the experience of invisibility, a condition often imposed by societal norms and at times, embraced as a form of self-preservation. This show aims to explore the subject of invisibility as a state of being and as a social condition that affects various groups and individuals who are systematically overlooked 鈥 the homeless, migrants, the disabled, the elderly, certain racial and worker groups. This societal oversight acts as a dual-edged sword: for some, it is a disempowering force, stripping individuals of their own sense of relevance and dignity. For others, it becomes a strategic cloak of safety, a necessary guise under which to navigate a world that objectifies or threatens their existence. This exhibit encouraged submissions that explore the multiple dimensions of social invisibility whether they delve into the emotional or practical consequences of the condition or reveal expressions about existing unseen, overlooked or unacknowledged in society today.



Woman Made Gallery (WMG) is proud to present Invisibility, a virtual group exhibition with work by 37 artists. Juried by Anne-Marie Kovac, this exhibition seeks to explore the experience of invisibility, a condition often imposed by societal norms and at times, embraced as a form of self-preservation. This show aims to explore the subject of invisibility as a state of being and as a social condition that affects various groups and individuals who are systematically overlooked 鈥 the homeless, migrants, the disabled, the elderly, certain racial and worker groups. This societal oversight acts as a dual-edged sword: for some, it is a disempowering force, stripping individuals of their own sense of relevance and dignity. For others, it becomes a strategic cloak of safety, a necessary guise under which to navigate a world that objectifies or threatens their existence. This exhibit encouraged submissions that explore the multiple dimensions of social invisibility whether they delve into the emotional or practical consequences of the condition or reveal expressions about existing unseen, overlooked or unacknowledged in society today.



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