Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College

Barbadian artist Annalee Davis’s first solo museum exhibition in the United States brings together more than thirty works spanning a decade of the artist’s practice, examining colonial histories of land and labor while cultivating visions of healing and resistance.

This exhibition draws from the permanent collection to examine artistic practices across the region now called Colorado. Curated pairings of works explore both continuities and divergences in regional artmaking: how have artists engaged with place, identity, and community across generations?

Barbadian artist Annalee Davis’s first solo museum exhibition in the United States brings together more than thirty works spanning a decade of the artist’s practice, examining colonial histories of land and labor while cultivating visions of healing and resistance.

This exhibition draws from the permanent collection to examine artistic practices across the region now called Colorado. Curated pairings of works explore both continuities and divergences in regional artmaking: how have artists engaged with place, identity, and community across generations?