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She Stares Back

She Stares Back is a bold and evocative exhibition that examines the complex relationship between power, representation, and the lived experiences of women and marginalized identities. Wielding their creative voices to confront societal norms, reshape perceptions, and inspire change, these seven artists challenge the politics of visibility, addressing the cultural and political forces that govern identity, agency, and the right to be seen. Through painting, photography, illustration, and public interventions, the artists reclaim visibility in a world that often marginalizes their perspectives. They subvert stereotypes and confront the tension between lived experience and how society commodifies or erases that experience. These works are not just acts of self-expression but serve as invitations to critically reflect on systems of oppression and exclusion. Each piece resonates with a demand for recognition, encouraging viewers to consider the power dynamics in art and life. At its core, She Stares Back celebrates resistance and transformation. It emphasizes the artist's responsibility to shape the worldview of future generations by creating work that empowers and inspires. Through this lens, the exhibition highlights the enduring power of art as a tool for activism and social change, showing how reclaiming representation can become an act of liberation. These artists carve out spaces for dialogue, reflection, and progress, offering a powerful reminder of art's role in imagining and constructing more equitable futures.

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