Good afternoon y’all, Our series of Singing In Unison exhibition is inspired by an underlying philosophy that runs through American history and advocates for “the art of joining” as a social and cultural process that can mediate the disequilibrium within American politics and culture. The exhibition combines works made by artists who were formally trained, alongside works by others who were self-taught. In what is on view, themes of gender, ethnicity, the limits of knowledge, are prominently featured. Singing In Unison, Part Six, curated in loving memory of Richard Nonas (1936–2021), is on view at Miguel Abreu Gallery (@miguelabreugallery) till the end of today Sunday, October 16th. Please come and see it before 6 pm. The gallery is located on 88 Eldridge Street location. 👌💚🌈🌷🍀🐸🫶🏻😇🤝🏓 #SinginginUnison #RailCuratorialProjects #MiguelAbreu @studioinaschool @glasserienyc @frank.maresca @paulpagk @monirafoundation @calmckeever @dedalusfoundation @craigfstarrgallery @fabyab @seanscullystudio @scullytomaskofoundation @second.shift.studio.saintpaul @thirdrailquarterly