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PAST EXHIBITION
​Plant-based

Location: 6925 Willow St. NW, Washington, DC 20012, 1st floor
​​Gallery Hours: Sundays 11am - 3pm or by appointment
October 19 - November 24
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 19, 6-8pm
All events are free and open to the public

Group Exhibition featuring the work of Cindy Amaya,
Robert Blackiston, Leah Cobelli, Rob Deatherage, Jennifer Dunbar,Rose Jaffe, Kasey O'Boyle, and Mishel An Valenton.
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Plant-based presents work that imagines the subjects of the Plant Kingdom as more than silent objects. Given that scientists no longer consider the theory that plants can send and receive information as an idea from the lunatic fringe, a growing body of evidence reveals the secret lives of plants. Artists step into speculate on what information are plants sharing with each other. Have we misunderstood stalks of corn and aloe vera? Have we overlooked cacti and morning glories? 

​Artists offer alternative theories to how they see flora, flowers, leaves, trees, stems, stalks, petals, vegetation and the mysteries of the plant world. In sum, these artists make the argument that vegetable life is as deep, mysterious, and alien to us as any planet in the solar system.

View the Plant-based gallery booklet here. 
 
If you are interested in purchasing any work please email us at [email protected].
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6925 Willow Street, NW
Box 16
Washington, DC 20012

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  • WILLOW STREET GALLERY
    • GALLERY
    • PAST EXHIBITIONS >
      • Young Playwrights' Collaboration
      • Inheritance
      • Reclaimed Visions
      • The Shape of Becoming
      • Post / Process
      • Small Works
      • Fabrications
      • Polaroid Painted
      • Vantage Landscape
      • Narrative of Portrait
      • Noisescape II
      • Repetition Studies
      • SELF/REFLECTION
      • Uncommon Goods
      • Flashback
      • Plant-based
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