The exhibition Moved\Displaced features work addressing the themes of migration and displacement from a wide variety of perspectives. The show includes 28 artists working in a wide array of artistic mediums and methods. These artists are predominately based in Southern California and create their work with influences from a diverse set of backgrounds.

Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture provides a collaborative and rigorous environment for participating artists. Each summer Skowhegan brings 65 dynamic artists to their Maine campus for two months of art-making, inquiry, and collaboration. The program is recognized internationally and alumni works can be found in major museums, galleries, and arts organizations around the world. They foster connection and opportunity beyond each summer session through a robust alumni network.

Co-Curators

Annette Cyr and Rebecca Shippee are members of the Skowhegan Alliance an alumni group dedicated to developing opportunities for the past participants of the Skowhegan residency program. They are both working artists with an affinity for artist-run spaces. Individually, they have curated numerous exhibitions. Together, they previously served as co-curators of a two-person show in the Skowhegan exhibition space in Chelsea, New York.

Exhibiting Artists:

Eliseo Silva, Katayoun Vaziri, Jordan Wong, Abed Shalabi, Marcel Alcala, Amir Saadiq, Jann Nunn, Sterling Wells, Jenny Gagalka, Enrique Martinez Celaya, Abbey Williams, Carol Anne McChrystal, Cynthia Philips, Cameron Coffman, Julie Yeo, Debra Vodhanel, Thai Bui, Freddy Villalobos, Crys Yin, Jose Sarinana, Eleanor Aldrich, Sama Alsemeiry, Cynthia Underwood, Mookwon Han, Kunlin He, Yoshie Sakai, Carlos Vielma, Sichong Xie.