OPEN CALL: Reparations group exhibition

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OPEN CALL: REPARATIONS GROUP EXHIBITION

THURSDAY 23/04
13:00
End: Sunday 10/05 - 23:59

At: artist-Commons

Artist Commons calls for audiovisual artists, ceramists, painters, installation artists, photographers to come together to dismantle, take apart, and disrupt the concept of “REPARATION.”

This group exhibition will take place from 27 May to 28 June.

With this exhibition, we aim to challenge systems marked by extraction, dispossession, and the dissonance between rhetoric and lived realities. We are interested in practices that confront and interrogate the limits of repair within structures that remain fundamentally broken.

We welcome contributions in the form of existing works that approach reparations as an expansive and unresolved field—one that moves across histories, bodies, ecologies, and futures. Rather than offering solutions, this exhibition seeks practices that hold tension, provoke accountability, and open space for imagining otherwise.

We encourage artists from BIPOC communities and those with experiences of forced displacement to apply.

Apply via the form linked below.

CALL DEADLINE MAY 10TH 2026

ARTISTS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY MAY 15TH

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