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Eco-Social Realism

22 October 2026

Eco Social Realism

Eco-Social Realism

Featured Artists include: Paper Buck, Carolina Caycedo, Federico Cuatlacuatl, Keg de Souza, Sebastien Derenoncourt, Aislinn Pentecost Farren, Biomaterials Working Group, Alicia Grullon, Brian Holmes & Jeremy Bolen, Cynthia Hooper, Samuel Sarosh Horowitz, Sarah Kanouse, Sarah Kavage, David Scott Kessler, Lize Mogel, Karyn Olivier, Laurie Palmer, Jose Ortiz Pagan, Kaitlin Pomerantz, Li Sumpter, Sean Starowitz, Kristen Neville Taylor, Lori Waselchuk, Rosten Woo, and Ricky Yanas & Grimaldi Baez. 

Eco-Social Realism is a regional-scale exhibition that grows out of the ongoing Eco-Social Series which has been co-sponsored by RAIR, Green Sun and Making Worlds books since 2023. 

The exhibition is taking place in multiple sites throughout the region in Fall of 2026, including Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery at Haverford College, Rowan University Museum of Contemporary Art, Street Road Artist Space, TILT Institute, and Big Ramp. Public programs will take place at Haverford’s VCAM Lounge, Facing Bench, The Watershed and Ulises. 

This exhibition brings together artworks that show an increased interest in infrastructural and bioregional practices that can visualize and embody the territorial scale of both problems and solutions related to the climate crisis.

Credits:

  • Curated by Daniel Tucker
  • Mural Arts Project Management by Pete Angevine