An exhibition of Faig Ahmed’s elaborate, sculptural textiles at Art@Bainbridge, part of the Princeton University Art Museum. The show opens March 28, 2026 to run through August 2, 2026.

Rajabi’s refusal to stretch the canvas—first an aspiration of return, then a critique of the traditions and institutions that would misread her—lends density to the compact rectangular shapes she cuts....

As part of the Hurford Center’s Tuttle Artist-in-Residence Program at Haverford College, Ann Johnson led a series of participatory workshops based in her practice. Participants, inspired by her series BLING CATCHERS, created a series of works that were exhibited in the VCAM space following her residency.

For Rajabi’s sense::archivist residency at Princeton University, participants composed “visual poems” from the visceral relations of their own memories re-embodied through materials Ziba prepared and practices she led us through.

WET::DRY::STITCH was a series of multi-sensory, participatory workshops led by SHANNON ALONZO during her Tuttle Artist Residency at Haverford College exploring how hands think in acts of washing, working with charcoal, and stitching.