Place Where the Waters Crossed, an exhibition by Raven Chacon, a composer and multidisciplinary artist from the Diné (Navajo) Nation, brings together a recent corpus of sound and performative works that explore how Indigenous stories circulate, inhabit the body, and are passed on. Through an experimental sonic approach, Chacon highlights marginalized histories and identities, revealing what is often left out of the frame. The exhibition opens up an active listening space in which environmental justice, Indigenous sovereignty, and collective memory converge, tracing a sensitive cartography of Indigenous struggles and survivance in the face of dominant power structures.

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Exhibition produced in partnership with Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery.