© Autograph
© Autograph
Our Bodies Have Been Bridges
8 October 2026 to 13 February 2027
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65 works across three decades by Laura Aguilar, Tarrah Krajnak and Koyoltzintli, using self-portraiture and the archive to resist erasure. Free entry.
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A major new exhibition bringing together three feminist artists from across the Americas whose work centres the body. In distinct ways, each use their body to bridge personal and collective memory, indigenous knowledge and relationships to land. Across 65 works made over three decades, Laura Aguilar, Tarrah Krajnak and Koyoltzintli use photography to claim presence and resist fixed ideas of who can be seen, and how. In O ur Bodies Have Been Bridges portraiture,...
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The Guardian
Charlotte Jansen
Riveting portraits and the story of the first woman on Earth
"Out here in the terrain of nowhere, Aguilar returns her body to the earth – a body wanting to just be a body, to not ache to fit in. A body with the same cracks, dents and curves as the land; hardy, wild and free. They’re photographs about rejection, but also embrace."
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