Corpus
Chazen Museum of Art
On View: April 7th - July 13th

Corpus Programming-
Film Screening: Sheetla (2025)

May 28 at 5 pm
June 14 at 1.30 pm
June 25 at 5 pm

Detail of Corpus: In the Aftermath of Empire, multi-media installation, 2025

Installation view of Corpus: In the Aftermath of Empire, multi-media installation, 2025

volatile image, photograph, 2025

Corpus traces the uneasy places where debris marks both strategie of destruction and the siege of new construction, the uneasy places between desecration and decree.

Detail of Corpus: In the Aftermath of Empire, multi-media installation, 2025

Sheetla, film, 23’ 2025

Still from Sheetla (2025)

Still from Sheetla (2025)

In Singh’s experimental documentary, Sheetla, the artist explores the work and life of her granduncle Sheetla Singh, who worked as editor of the Hindi-language newspaper Jan Morcha for decades until his recent death at age 93. His responsibility and dedication to be more than a witness— to actively resist dominant narratives, to create testimony in the face of violence —perhaps provides us with a compass to navigate for the materials on view, and how we might move through the world after.

—Lumi Tan

Slaughterhouse, multimedia installation, 2024


Still from Harvest Floor, Slaughterhouse, 2024

As part of the tract mutiny; collective
︎︎︎Explore tract mutiny;

Harvest Floor, Slaughterhouse, 2024

︎︎︎Watch Harvest Floor, 2024

  Installation view of Slaughterhouse, 2024

Opaque Waters & Brutal Suns
2024

“ Or maybe we consider who was devoured by these stories.
Or how history can be an amnesic spell or an aphrodisiac.”

Detail from installation of Opaque Waters & Brutal Suns, 2024

Opaque Waters & Brutal Suns, publication,  2024