Westermann, Cathy Wilkes, Amanda Williams, YeesookyoungĬollective Care welcomes members of our communities to select a work of art from the Museum’s collection to be temporarily added to the exhibition. Sonja Alhäuser, Marianne Brandt, Bethany Collins, Imogen Cunningham, Detroit Tree of Heaven Woodshop, Julian Flavin, Mary Frank, Consuelo Kanaga, Käthe Kollwitz, Deana Lawson, June Leaf, Laura Letinsky, Kerry James Marshall, Berthe Morisot, Gabriele Münter, Louise Nevelson, Gladys Nilsson, Ōtagaki Rengetsu, Suellen Rocca, Erika Rothenberg, Arthur Siegel, Lorna Simpson, Sylvia Sleigh, Rosalind Fox Solomon, Mierle Laderman Ukeles, Suzanne Valadon, H. Due to COVID-19 precautions, the exhibition closed to the public on November 14, 2020.ĭownload the interpretation packet (PDF) for a full checklist and copy of exhibition texts. Run dates: Take Care was originally scheduled to be presented at the Smart Museum from Octoto March 21, 2021. And, in doing so, urges the open-ended question of how we care for ourselves and each other in our broader social worlds. This conversation between over 50 works of art across media considers and reveals the multi-faceted nature of the ways care is conveyed and experienced. The artworks on view range from portrayals of familial relations and societal obligations, to gestures of hospitality and ritual, from strategies of bearing witness and evoking empathy, to explorations of networks of care and the results of their absences. Whether an accumulation of small gestures, a singular bold act, or even strategic indifference, expressions of care-or the lack thereof-shape the world in which we live, a world that is often fraught with competing tensions and complexities.ĭrawing generously from the Smart Museum’s collection, Take Care seeks to unpack matters of care from the personal to the collective. It can be driven by moral imperative or necessity. What does it mean to care for something, someone, or ourselves?Ĭaring can be a form of affection, a survival strategy, a political tool, a mode of labor, and a means of sustenance.
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