TOUCH GRASS
Works by Carolyn Case, Alex Ebstein, Alexis Granwell, and Magnolia Laurie. What does it mean to know the world through the body? This question, threaded through the works in TOUCH GRASS, feels both timeless and newly urgent. The phrase “touch grass” is borrowed from internet slang and is commonly used as a joke or a reprimand, a reminder to step away from the screen and return to material reality. In this exhibition, the words become something slower and more searching, a meditation on contact itself, on the way thought can move through the hand, through repetition, through texture, through the accumulated evidence of making.
Reception: October 2nd, 2026, 5pm.