past exhibitions
Victor Maldonado:
A Living Room
April 2016
For its inaugural exhibition, Indivisible welcomed Portland-based artist Victor Maldonado as his social-media alter ego Madmex. As Madmex, Maldonado programmed a small group show utilizing a living room as an exhibition space. A Living Room considered the possibility of private domestic spaces becoming open sites for activating and revealing the politics of art & design objects. This experimental exhibition also comprised a series of public interventions and events exploring the topics of agency, identity, migration, localism, displacement, exclusion and gentrification including Tacos Against Racism.
Martha Schlitt, Mark Takiguchi, Lou Watson: Dowsing
May 2016
Dowsing features work by Martha Schlitt, Mark Takiguchi and Lou Watson, whose investigations of “home” range from domestic setting observations and shared space interactions, to the role of home in a social and historical context. With an emphasis on localization, the artists worked in conjunction with Christine Toth to discuss the work of “place” in place, and around the kitchen table. The May 7th opening reception featured dowsing lessons by Lou Watson.
