Join curator Evan Garza for a members-only tour of Until we get to the core/Hasta llegar al meollo, a group exhibition that addresses the fractured relationship between humans and the natural world. Bringing together six long-term artistic investigations by artists whose practices extend from Borikén to Karokynká, the exhibition invites visitors to look closely at materials like soil, peat, and singing drums, which act not as symbols but as teachers.

The curator tour is free for MASS MoCA Members. Space is limited, and RSVP is required. Please register by logging into your account, emailing members@massmoca.org, or calling the Box Office at ​​413-662-2111.

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About Until we get to the core/Hasta llegar al meollo
The exhibition addresses the fractured relationship between humans and the natural world. Rather than treating landscapes as subjects to be represented, the artists engage them as collaborators that shape the conditions of artistic practice itself. Moving between bodies, materials, territories, and forms of knowledge, the works ask what kinds of attention, responsibility, and imagination are required to repair our estrangement from the cycles that sustain life. Learn more.

Until we get to the core/Hasta llegar al meollo is part of MASS MoCA’s Curatorial Exchange Initiative (CEI) which is generously supported through leadership gifts from Sarah Arison and the Arison Arts Foundation, Michi Jigarjian, Denise Sobel, the Teiger Foundation, and Yukiko and Anders Schroeder. Additional support is provided by the Director’s Catalyst Fund, with generous contributions from Greg and Anne Avis, Kelly and Bill Kaiser, Steve and Lisa Jenks, Bob Gold, and an anonymous donor.

Until we get to the core/Hasta llegar al meollo is made possible by grants from the Teiger Foundation, the Endeavor Foundation, and the IFPDA Foundation.