Group Show
April 25 – July 19, 2026
Futurity Library: Disobedient Artists' Books in the Postbook Age
curated by bex ya yolk
Opening Reception, May 15, 2026, 6-8 pm.
This exhibition brings together artist bookmakers exploring non-traditional materials and technological advances, presenting works that push the boundaries of book structure and interaction.
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Featuring : Tauba Auerbach, Neta Bomani, Kate Conlon, Colette Fu, Myungah Hyon, Rujuta Rao, Oscar Salguero’s Interspecies Library: Noam Youngrak Son and Kristoffer Ørum, Stephanie Simek, Sonnenzimmer
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San Francisco Center for the Book
375 Rhode Island Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
www.sfcb.org
Group Show
April 19, 2025 – April 18, 2026
What Material Do I Want to Be?
(Text from The Franklin) Material and intention are at the core of art making. The material that an artist uses can be as essential to their practice as the thematic explorations that propel creation. As we explore the motivations that ignite art makers to commit to a form, a material, and content, What Material Do I Want To Be? explores the poetry behind the craft that comprises a work of art.
For this exhibition, we have gathered a group of artists who explore materials and content at various frequencies, letting the ideas become a part of the foreground as well as the materiality that embodies their expression.
The title of this exhibition was inspired by a conversation with artist Paola Cabal regarding artistic practices.
Participating artists: Jess Bass, Maria Burundarena, Paola Cabal, Alexis de Chaunac, Ben Foch, Maria Gaspar, Jeremiah Hulsebos-Spofford, Jaclyn Jacunski, Kelly Kristin Jones, Jordan Martins, Mariana Noreña, Melissa Oresky, Leticia Pardo, Sonnenzimmer, Yasmin Spiro, Ann Toebbe, Frank Vega, Natalia Villanueva-Linares, Anna Martine Whitehead, Nicole Woodard, Matt Russ
The Franklin
3522 W. Franklin Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60624
IG: the_franklin_outdoor
www.thefranklinoutdoor.tumblr.com
Group Show
June 5 – December 6, 2026
Print Catalyst Program turns 30
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Text from Yale: "The Print Catalyst program was founded in 1995 by then-professor Rochelle Feinstein. Annually or bi-annually, the program has hosted a three-day visit at the School of Art for an artist, often paired with a master printer of their choice, to create a proof in real time. Occasionally, the print is then editioned, usually in the printer’s home shop, and separate from Yale (although we ask that the Print Catalyst program is credited). A proof of the edition is typically donated to the Yale University Art Gallery (YUAG) and enters the collection, where it is available for study, class visits, and exhibitions. A typical visit includes meeting informally with students as the artist and printer work in the shop and an hour-long presentation inside the Prints and Drawings study room at the YUAG."
Yale University Art Gallery
201 York Street, New Haven, CT