The Artists Gallery is pleased to partner with curator Karen Fiorito to present INDIVISIBLE, a collection of art pertaining to the 2024 presidential election, society's perception of politics, and current events. The exhibition will feature profound and pertinent works from 16 American artists. Curated by Karen Fiorito, political activist, artist, and curator, INDIVISIBLE explores society's fragile democracy, its flailing institutions and the threat of an authoritarian nightmare. In partnering with Swing Left, Fiorito hopes to engage the public through live political poster printing, voter registration opportunities, panel discussions, and community programming. Regarding the exhibition, Fiorito states, “INDIVISIBLE is a celebration of "Artivism," that combines Art and Activism. Artivism opens dialogues, creates change and encourages growth through awareness and empathy for others, which leads the public towards the greater good.” Coinciding with INDIVISIBLE, Fiorito will additionally exhibit a solo collection of her own works. This showcase will be on view in TAG's West Gallery space. Titled Sign Language, Fiorito's solo exhibition will feature mixed media replicas of political billboards. Displayed alongside documentary photos of Fiorito's billboards, the miniature collection will highlight Fiorito's designed woks, created over the past 20 years. The community and press are invited to celebrate these exhibitions at a special opening reception, happening Friday, September 13 from 5:00PM-8:00PM. Participating artists will be in attendance to meet guests, answer questions and speak about their art. Guests will have the opportunity to print political posters, register to vote and mingle with the community. In addition to TAG, Fiorito has partnered with three notable organizations to host this exhibition. Crewest Studios LLC, the Center for the Study of Political Graphics and Swing Left have made considerable contributions to the success of INDIVISIBLE 2024, the exhibition. Featured Artists include Barbara Kruger, Barbara Carrasco, Malaquías Montoya, Robbie Conal, Guerrilla Girls, Guillermo Bert, Winston Smith, Gee Vaucher, Marianne Sadowski, Lilli Muller, Nguyen Ly, The Qwiett, Wendy Murray, Curtis Bartone, and Karen Fiorito Crewest Studio LLC is a mission-driven content company dedicated to empowering the creative class and the $2T creative economy working to develop, produce, and distribute programming that entertains, informs, and inspires the 140M professional creatives around the world. Not Real Art is a division of Crewest where artists are free from creative tyranny. NOT REAL ART celebrates creative freedom and provides artists with unique grants, empowering experiences, and inspiring stories. Center for the Study of Political Graphics is an educational and research archive that collects, preserves, documents, and exhibits posters related to historical and contemporary movements for social change. Using its more than 90,000 human rights and protest posters and prints, CSPG creates traveling and online thematic exhibitions, and publications, advancing the power of art to educate and inspire people to action. Swing Left is a progressive political group with Hybrid PAC status in the United States. It was created following the election of Donald Trump in 2016 with the goal of gaining a Democratic majority in US legislatures.