Resisting the Long Wars: Creative Rebellion

The exhibition understands rebellion not only as protest, but also as making: making images, solidarities, counter-archives, kinship networks, public memory, and collective futures. Across diverse geographies and political histories, the featured artists expose the intimate and planetary consequences of war while crafting forms of resistance that are tender, insurgent, and imaginative. Their works insist that art can interrupt the spectacle of militarism, honor the lives it renders disposable, and summon publics capable of acting otherwise.