Group Exhibition: What's in my stomach?

Exploring the body as a site of consumption—biting, devouring, and being devoured. It examines the complex entanglements of food, identity, and emotion. Across a range of works, food appears not only as sustenance, but as memory, ritual, shame, pleasure, and protest.
The show traces how nourishment, once rooted in care and community, has shifted toward isolation, routine, and economic constraint. Meals become fragmented, private, and emotionally charged—both a survival strategy and a quiet revolt.
Curated by a transqueer collective, the exhibition speaks from within systems of scarcity, performance, and care. It asks what it means to eat, to endure, and to share when the conditions to do so are increasingly limited.

Artists: Elon Arkess, Jana G., Sol K., Lynn Kelders, Kira Mayer/akikunst, Marla Miller