What’s next for our gallery spaces? 👀 We’re so glad you asked! Opening October 29, multidisciplinary artist Yvette Mayorga’s solo exhibition “What a Time to be” combines images of family, found objects, ‘90s nostalgia, moments of Midwest life, and her signature pink and frosted style to interrogate the art historical canon and the meaning of belonging. 🌟 From elaborate collage portraits of her family members posed to resemble seventeenth-century Rococo paintings to sculptures that weave together symbols of family and memory and more, @yvettemayorga pushes beyond her comfort zone in this exhibition to introduce new, original works that interrupt the landscape of art history. 📸 @kevinpenczak Swipe → for some #BTS images shared by the artist, and tap the link in our bio to learn more. 💕🎀💅✨ 🎨 Yvette Mayorga "Resting Scrolling, After François Boucher’s Madame de Pompadour," (set up) 1756, 2022. Acrylic nails, Nike shoes, false eyelashes, collage, plastic ring, plastic gummy bears, cherry nail rhinestones, rhinestones, car wrap vinyl, and acrylic piping on canvas 64 x 65 x 5 in. Courtesy of the artist 🎨 Yvette Mayorga "Palma 1" (Close up), 2022. Fiberglass, wood, acrylic nails, sneakers, plastic nail charms, faux roses, collage, astroturf and acrylic piping. 74 x 45 x 37 in. Courtesy of the artist 🎨 Yvette Mayorga "ROOM ROOM WHOS GOT THE KEYS", 2022. Plastic toy car parts, wood, acrylic, radio, and Nike shoes. 48 x 24 x 36 in. Courtesy of the artist 🎨 Yvette Mayorga "Resting Scrolling, After François Boucher’s Madame de Pompadour," 1756, 2022. Acrylic nails, Nike shoes, false eyelashes, collage, plastic ring, plastic gummy bears, cherry nail rhinestones, rhinestones, car wrap vinyl, and acrylic piping on canvas. 64 x 65 x 5 in. Courtesy of the artist #YvetteMayorga #theMomentary