Toxicity

Numerous poisons produced in laboratories cause distress, disease and death, with proliferation causing the world to live in a perpetual state of toxicity (and anxiety). Humanity is increasingly endangered by the consequences of out-of-control patriarchal power and corporate and personal greed that has emerged from the “money-to-be-made” by inflicting misery on society. As an example, governments may, in the future, regulate home gardens, keeping individuals from harvesting their own seeds so that “food” corporations can take over the world’s food supply with its products that have been shown to cause organ failure and infertility as well as cancer. Our bodies are a battleground in the struggle to maintain our physical and mental health.

The artists featured in the exhibition, Toxicity, utilize various media including sculpture, painting, photography, installation and performance to present diverse views on the subject of toxicity in both its mental and physical manifestations.

Artists:
Debra Friedkin
Max Glaser
Aimee Hertog
Robin M. Jordan
April Zanne Johnson
Greg Leshe
Ventiko with Sylva Dean and Me