10/12/2026
As we mark Indigenous Peoples' Day, we commit to remembering the stolen land we call home and honoring the memory of the Indigenous individuals who have suffered violence, exploitation, and loss of life throughout history.
Sarah Sense, Matoaka, Pocahontas, Rebecca, 2026
part of our exhibition Sarah Sense: Land,Line,Blood,Memory
Through Land, Line, Blood, Memory, Sense transforms weaving into an act of reclamation, binding together histories that colonial systems have fragmented and obscured. The resulting compositions are at once deeply personal and broadly political, asserting Indigenous presence not as a remnant of the past, but as a living and evolving force. Land, Line, Blood, Memory asks us to reconsider how history is constructed, who has the authority to tell it, and what becomes possible when memory is carried forward. Through her work, the gallery is transformed into a space where personal memory, ancestral continuity, environmental responsibility, and historical accountability remain active in the present.
