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Laura OsCam
Opening Reception: Wherever I Lay My Head
May 9, 2025 - 6:00 PM / Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning (JCAL)
Join us for the highly anticipated opening of Wherever I Lay My Head. The group show is the culminating exhibition for JCAL's ARTWorks Fellows. The exhibition is curated by Indira A. Abiskaroon.
Artists: Marleen Moise, Laura OsCam, Eujin V. Ra,Julia D. Shaw, Courtney Symone Staton, TEDF
Program Manager: Sherwin Banfield
Curatorial Statement: Wherever I Lay My Head gathers new and recent work produced by the ARTWorks Fellows as they explore the question: what makes a home?
Spanning collage, film, mixed-media, painting, photography, and more, the artists engage themes of identity, memory, migration, and sanctuary, reflecting on what it means to inherit a place to belong, to leave one for another, and to build one of your own.
Together, their works chart complex emotional and physical geographies of home—not as a fixed place, but as a fluid practice of care and continually evolving site of connection and refuge.
Join us for the highly anticipated opening of Wherever I Lay My Head. The group show is the culminating exhibition for JCAL's ARTWorks Fellows. The exhibition is curated by Indira A. Abiskaroon.
Artists: Marleen Moise, Laura OsCam, Eujin V. Ra,Julia D. Shaw, Courtney Symone Staton, TEDF
Program Manager: Sherwin Banfield
Curatorial Statement: Wherever I Lay My Head gathers new and recent work produced by the ARTWorks Fellows as they explore the question: what makes a home?
Spanning collage, film, mixed-media, painting, photography, and more, the artists engage themes of identity, memory, migration, and sanctuary, reflecting on what it means to inherit a place to belong, to leave one for another, and to build one of your own.
Together, their works chart complex emotional and physical geographies of home—not as a fixed place, but as a fluid practice of care and continually evolving site of connection and refuge.
CALEIDOSCORPO
"CALEIDOSCORPO: One Stitched at a Time" CALEIDOSCORPO: One Stitch at a Time proposes an alternative cartography—one stitched together from fragments of the past yet open to new configurations—where home is not a predetermined destination but a dynamic, evolving site of possibility.
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