📣 🗓 Final Week: adrienne__elise Tarver’s “She who sits.” On view through Sunday, November 24, take a moment during your commute to pause and reflect on this significant exhibition, displayed across 🚏🚌 300 jcdecauxna bus shelters in 📍NYC, Chicago, and Boston. Through striking imagery of Black matriarchal figures, Tarver reclaims rest as a radical act of autonomy, self-assurance, and power. “She who sits” explores the intersection of history, personal narratives, and the radical power of rest. As we reflect on moments that define collective agency, Tarver’s work reminds us that rest itself can be a declaration—a way to reclaim space, identity, and history. Her subjects don’t perform or entertain; they sit, commanding presence and reshaping narratives of resilience and rest. ✨🪑 ⬆️ Tap the link in our bio to learn more. #AdrienneEliseTarver #Shewhosits “A long way,” “Between here and there,” “With expectation,” 2024 📷: nicholasknightstudio, m.ltaing & dcsampson, courtesy of #...