CULTIVATE, an evolving collection of artists, writers, and researchers investigating land, place, and the commons, presents its first exhibition March 18 – 26 at the Cultivate Studio location in Kensington, Maryland. The group exhibition, featuring current Cultivators, poses two questions: How do we individually and collectively cultivate? How do we approach landscape and relations with land?

Without Title suggests the potential of working without a singular designation and beyond boundaries of ownership. The exhibition offers a glimpse of varied practices that explore the qualities, perceptions, contexts, and systems that inform and expand notions of landscape.

Featured artists include: Anita Accetturo, Inga Adda, Sobia Ahmad, Mei Mei Chang, Maggie Gourlay, Katie Kehoe, Madeleine Keller, Susan Main, Jonna McKone, Meeting Ground (MJ Neuberger and Susan Main), Murat Cem Mengüç, Hugh Pocock, Elzbieta Sikorska, Lynn Silverman, Gabriel Soto, Olivia Weise, Sue Wrbican, and Judit Varga.

The exhibition is open to the public on Saturday, March 18 from 7 – 9 PM and Sunday, March 26 from 2 – 4 PM. From March 19 – 25 the exhibition may be viewed by appointment by contacting [email protected].

About CULTIVATE: Cultivate is an evolving collection of interdisciplinary artists, writers, and researchers driven by investigations of landscape, place, and the commons. From the hyper-local to the global, Cultivate is a platform for individual and collective curiosity, intention, imagining, and engagement with the phenomena of landscape.

Location: Shifting virtual and analog locations in watersheds around the globe with physical bases in the Washington, D. C. metro area, Montana, and Italy.

View the exhibition by appointment: [email protected]