Member Preview Day - Liz Collins Motherlode

Members get early access to the newest exhibition, Liz Collins: Motherlode.

Liz Collins: Motherlode celebrates the richly varied career and work of the New York-based Queer feminist artist known for her bold abstract patterns, inventive use of materials, and radical experiments with fiber. From her early career as a cutting-edge fashion designer to her Knitting Nation performances and recent large-scale installations, Collins has mined the textile medium for its ability to convey the textured complexities of power and intimacy. This exhibition, the first US survey of her work, brings together an unprecedented range of material, including large-scale sculptural work, fashion, needlework, drawings, performance documentation, and ephemera produced from the late 1980s until now. Enjoy the Member Preview in one of two ways:

Curator-led tours at 12pm and 2pm. Drop in. Kate Irvin, Curator of Costume and Textiles, will guide members through a one hour tour of the exhibition, offering insight and understanding of Collin's work. Click here to register. 

Self-guided: Drop in anytime, 10 am–5 pm. View the exhibition and browse the galleries on your own time.