TÉT Ansanm: An Exhibition By Naomieh Jovin And Gerardine Aldamar

This two-person exhibition explores the decade-long relationship between artists Gerardine Aldamar and Naomieh Jovin, highlighting the parallels and active dialogue within their works. The title of the exhibition Tét Ansanm, meaning heads together, is a saying Jovin heard from her relatives after the untimely passing of both of her parents at a young age. It meant that she and her siblings needed to rely on each other to make it through the grief and the absence of their parents. The artists’ use of photographic collage has subtle variations, and each employs her own method to build multilayered narratives and tell intricate stories about family histories and lived experiences. These complex personal narratives are given form in Jovin’s and Aldamar’s photographs and are translated into universally resonant expressions of grief and resilience. The exhibition runs from April 5 - May 3. More Info below.