Wed, Sep 3 at 6:00 PM

Closing Panel Discussion for Cage Match Project's Round 24: Ritualware (Online)

Austin, Texas
Free

Wednesday September 3rd, 2025
6pm - 8pm
Online

Join us for the closing conversation of "Ritualware", an exhibition by Austin-based artist Ariana Kimball. Ariana's installation explores care, routine, and the quiet labor of keeping things alive, both physically and emotionally. Through materials such as hydroponic plants, chia-grown objects, and carved wood forms, her work reflects on ritual as a way of grounding ourselves in cycles of presence and persistence.

This online panel brings Ariana into conversation with a group of invited artists who each had the opportunity to visit her studio during the residency. Together, they'll reflect on Ariana's practice and installation, and expand the discussion to larger themes of ritual, care, and spatial storytelling in contemporary art. The conversation will be moderated by Manik Raj Nakra with a brief introduction by Aryel René Jackson.

Date & Time: Wednesday, September 3, 2025 at 6pm CST

Location: Online (link provided via email)

-=-=-=-=-
Cage Match Project (CMP) gallery lives in an industrial caged-trailer. Measured at 20x8x7 feet, this weathered and rusted container resides in a gravel parking lot in Austin, TX where it is under constant exposure to the elements and 24-hour public viewership. By fully embracing the caged-trailer as both literal and conceptual context, Cage Match Project purposefully stages a narrative of the artist-at-odds, with either history, space, or a work of art itself.

Since 2017, through an open call process, with several exhibitions per year, CMP has hosted 21 Rounds of physical installations, 2 seasons of podcasts, 12 workshops all of which are created and led by the community and invited artists and collectives.

https://cagematchproject.com/

-=-=-=-=-
The Museum of Human Achievement (MoHA) is a community-driven non-profit organization in Austin, TX grounded in affordability, inclusivity and access for artists. MoHA’s vision is for an empowered, resilient creative community where each member has the resources to foster well being, prosperity, and a self-determined future.

MoHA runs a variety of programs in Community Abundance, Digital Arts, Exhibition, and Professional Development for artists, organizers, and audiences. Learn more at their website https://moha.wiki.


Brought to you by

Support The Museum of Human Achievement

Become a member and receive insider benefits