Unstoppable XX brought female artists together around motherhood, storytelling, portraiture and the women who shaped their personal and cultural histories.
Komakula Raja Sekhar’s Choreographing Nature brought 39 detailed paintings and prints of goats, birds, houses and remembered landscapes to Chennai’s Focus Art Gallery.
Theresa Walton’s 169 watercolour portraits transformed the Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame into a collective visual record at the University of Delaware.
Twenty-five works from the Methodist Modern Art Collection offered modern and multicultural interpretations of Lent and Easter at the Focolare Centre for Unity.
Samantha Schneider’s Power of the Marshes used watercolour, acrylic and ink to examine the coexistence of wetlands, pylons and industrial structures in the Lea Valley.
St. Francis College’s Home Is… brought 16 artists together around belonging, migration, memory and the physical and emotional meanings of home.
A touring exhibition at Louisville’s Speed Art Museum explored courtly life, hunting, love and the cultural role of elephants through South Asian paintings from the 15th to 19th centuries.
Twelve Israeli artists brought a mobile exhibition on victims, hostages and collective trauma to public spaces across central London.
Amplify combined contemporary art, action-sports photography and live skateboarding for Boarding for Breast Cancer’s 20th anniversary in Los Angeles.
The MacNider Art Museum’s 40th Youth Art Month exhibition presented 57 works by middle-grade pupils from seven schools and home-school groups.
