Group Exhibition Re:memory

The human brain can process up to 30,000 “events” each day, and has a total storage equivalent to 2.5 petabytes. But is all of the information stored in our brain stagnant?

New thoughts are constantly processing and incorporated, reorganizing memories both recent and old. As anyone who’s played the game telephone can attest, each and every one of us interprets and reinterprets a story or memory in unique ways, thus creating new stories that blend fact and fiction. The artists invite you to join in the process of re:memory and to perhaps create your own.

Curated by Kristofer Sakamoto-Marshall