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‘Crossing the Line: The Passport Re-Imagined’ Enters Its Final Days

‘Crossing the Line: The Passport Re-Imagined’ Enters Its Final Days Image: Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College, Lynchburg

‘Crossing the Line: The Passport Re-Imagined’ is in its final days, with the exhibition on view through October 4, 2026.

Its stated framework is built around the ideas and ideals of identity, belonging and freedom of movement, while the books document both the promises and the limitations of the passport.

‘Crossing the Line: The Passport Re-Imagined’ was curated by Catherine Alice Michaelis and Cynthia Sears, both of Bainbridge Island Museum of Art in Washington state.

Among the works identified in connection with the exhibition is Asuka Ohasaw’s ‘The Secret Aviary’ (detail), a 2024 work in the Cynthia Sears Artists’ Book Collection.

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