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September 4–November 17
Coming to Lafayette College's Grossman Gallery on September 4, Kate Gilmore: In Your Way meshes multiple mediums—including nine performance-based videos with one live performance and sculptural installation—to create a relational encounter with the stunning art whose perceived goal is to rearrange our thinking of structures of power. While contained in self-constructed spaces, the exhibition features several women performing labor-intensive tasks dressed in stereotypical female clothing.
Through her exploration of feminist themes and contemporary art tropes, Kate Gilmore both critiques and asserts herself within the male-dominated movements of Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism. This political, critical, ingenious installation is on display until November 17.
Richard A. & Rissa W. Grossman Gallery | Williams Visual Arts Building | 243 N. 3rd St., Easton | 610.330.5361 | lafayette.edu