"My work is an exploration of agency — both personally and within marginalized communities. I’ve always wanted my artwork to function like a mosh pit: reckless, physical, and cathartic. This shows up in the processes I use to make the work as well as the ways I look to combine all of my my experiences, references, and ideas without hierarchy in each piece." — Salim Green Experience this tapestry on view at the Stony Island Arts Bank as part of our current presentation, “What It Could Be,” co-curated by AJ Girard (@_ajgirard) and Easy Otabor (@easyotabor) of Anthony Gallery (@galleryanthony). The exhibition features the work of 24 emerging artists, including the striking and thought-provoking productions of artist Salim Green (@salim.green). Visit the Stony Island Arts Bank from 12 PM - 6 PM every Thursday through Sunday until October 23 to see "What It Could Be." Salim Green Yves, 2022 Oil paint, house paint, tar on burlap, installed on a rebar arm 83” x 53”