M/Otherhood: An Exploration of Maternal Realities
Motherhood is often framed through a lens of expectation, tradition, and idealization. M/Otherhood is a bold, multi-artist exhibition that challenges, redefines, and reclaims the maternal experience through diverse artistic voices. Featuring works from a range of contemporary artists, this exhibition explores the unseen, the unspoken, and the deeply personal—shining a light on the complexities, contradictions, and raw truths of mothering.
From themes of identity, loss, resilience, and transformation to the often-overlooked narratives of caregiving, absence, and choice, M/Otherhood invites audiences to reflect on what it means to mother, be mothered, or exist outside of conventional maternal roles. Through painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media, this exhibition disrupts stereotypes and opens a conversation that is as intimate as it is universal.
Join us as we unravel the layers of M/Otherhood, where art becomes a vessel for honesty, reflection, and the untold stories of maternal existence.
This group exhibition featuring works by Naomi Azoulay, Ronja Schipper (re:purpose), Roberta Queiroga, Tatiana Harper and Steph Nierstenhoefer (OOAK). Together, we explore the complex and beautiful narratives of motherhood and identity.
Photos by Tatiana Harper Photography
