“There are no facial expressions, but you just feel what that piece is feeling.” Bay Area local Sarah Woofter reflects on her visit to “KAWS: FAMILY.” She was a longtime fan of KAWS, but seeing his works in person moved her in an unexpected way. In the midst of family illness, the exhibition became a place to sit with grief, and to feel tenderness alongside it. Art has the power to hold us up—offering space to feel, to remember, and to recognize ourselves in moments of care, grief, and love. 🫂