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Palm Springs Art Museum Brings Together Decades of Lita Albuquerque’s Work

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Palm Springs Art Museum brings together decades of Lita Albuquerque’s sculptures, installations, films, and paintings.

The exhibition highlights Albuquerque’s multidisciplinary practice, which spans sculpture, photography, installation, and performance, and is known for connecting landscape, the human body, and cosmic time.

Albuquerque’s work explores memory, perception, and humanity’s relationship to the universe.

This fall, Albuquerque returns to her original canvas, marking her fifth decade working in the environment.

She has dedicated her life and practice to identifying tools and practices and creating moments that help seed interstellar consciousness by reminding people of their connection to light and a new perspective within the cosmos.

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