Soft Closing on April 30th, come say hi!
On view until May 19th.
Stop by RSM Gallery @bentleylibrary to see Ideas to Postpone the End of the World, featuring Speaking Truth to Power paintings, textiles and time-based work from the Social Fabric series.
Curated by @daniellekrcmar
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On view until May 8th. Ideas to Postpone the End of the World is titled after the book by renowned Indigenous activist Ailton Krenak and features works from the âSpeaking Truth to Power â series by Julia Csekö, which highlight writings by women, BIPOC, Latinx, and LGBTQIA thinkers who interrogate power structures and systemic injustice. In the RSM Gallery, Csekö draws from texts by Hannah Arendt, Julian Assange, Angela Davis, Diane di Prima, Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, Paulo Freire, and Ailton Krenak. The artistâs interlocked color blocked shades draw in the viewer and disrupt linear narratives, while the playful letter spacing creates ambiguities that slow down visual reading and provide opportunities for critique and dialogue. đž @danthemanphoto
An artist portrait and installation photography, at @csekojulia âs solo show at @bentleyu âs RSM Gallery. âIdeas to Postpone the End of the Worldâ was particularly relevant this past week. On view through May 5th.
Thank you to @daniellekrcmar at @bentleylibrary for connecting us!
#ContemporaryArt #BostonPhotographer
Blessings.
Please join me and the exciting cohort of incredible fiber artists for the closing reception of our beautiful exhibition âCrafting The Mindâ at the @somervillemuseum One Westwood Road Somerville MA 02142
March 28th 3-5pm.
Curated by @daniellekrcmar and @rasumay
This a great opportunity for those who couldnât make the opening reception to view my pieces âThey came before Columbusâ (2 pieces) titled for the book by Dr. Ivan Van Sertima, Quilt for my grandmother, and âThe Orbs of Lands Endâ.
See you there!
Thank you @gregcookland for come see and share Crafting The Mind @somervillemuseum in his amazing blog -Wonderland - linked in bio.
The show will be closing this coming Saturday March 28 from 3pm- 5pm - and will be open Thursday 2-7, and Friday 2-5pm. Please PM me if youâd like to meet me at the museum on Thursday or Friday afternoon!
The RSM Gallery is pleased to present âIdeas to Postpone the End of the Worldâ a solo exhibition by Julia Csekö, titled in homage to the book by renowned Brazilian Indigenous activist and leader, Ailton Krenak. The exhibition features Cseköâs socially engaged text-based works, from her wearable welcome dresses, storied flags, and paintings from the Speaking Truth to Power series.
We invite you to celebrate the opening of the exhibit with us on Thursday, March 19. An artist talk will begin at 5:00 p.m. and a reception follows from 5:30â7:00pm.
Visit our blog to learn more about the artist and the exhibit. Link in bio.
Ideas to Postpone the End of the World is titled after the book by renowned Indigenous activist Ailton Krenak and features works from the âSpeaking Truth to Power â series by Julia Csekö, which highlight writings by women, BIPOC, Latinx, and LGBTQIA thinkers who interrogate power structures and systemic injustice. In the RSM Gallery, Csekö draws from texts by Hannah Arendt, Julian Assange, Angela Davis, Diane di Prima, Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, Paulo Freire, and Ailton Krenak. The artistâs interlocked color blocked shades draw in the viewer and disrupt linear narratives, while the playful letter spacing creates ambiguities that slow down visual reading and provide opportunities for critique and dialogue.
Thank you everyone who came out to @somervillemuseum yesterday for our artist + curator walkthrough. It was so wonderful to have the artists work and words speaking about their process and connections between craft, care and creative practice in a space that houses the grand staircase from the first location of McLean Hospital. @lady__of__leisure spoke to the power of joy and the legacy of creative handwork @janjohnson1704 described the overlaps of drawing through sewing family linens to map connection and evolution.
@bertypark asserted the radical potential of okay and of asserting oneâs own choices about value. I am so grateful to my co-curator @rasumay and to all the artists in the show for bringing their work to these conversation with us.
Crafting the Mind is up till March 28-
Museum Hours
Thursday 2-7pm
Friday 2-5pm
Saturday 12-5pm
Closing Reception March 28, 3-5pm
Crafting the Mind Curator Tour
I will be there with a few of the other artidts
Saturday, March 14, 2026
11:00âŻAM  12:00âŻPM
Somerville MuseumOne Westwood RoadSomerville, MA 02143
The exhibition is titled after the book by renowned Indigenous activist Ailton Krenak and features works from the âSpeaking Truth to Power â series by JukiaCsekö, which highlight writings by women, BIPOC, Latinx, and LGBTQIA thinkers who interrogate power structures and systemic injustice. In the RSM Gallery, Csekö draws from texts by Hannah Arendt, Julian Assange, Angela Davis, Diane di Prima, Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, Paulo Freire, and Ailton Krenak. The artistâs interlocked color blocked shades draw in the viewer and disrupt linear narratives, while the playful letter spacing creates ambiguities that slow down visual reading and provide opportunities for critique and dialogue.
