The Wyrd Sisters

The Wyrd Sisters is a group exhibition featuring thirteen artists working in the realms of the occult, the eerie, and magical realism. The show re-imagines the archetype of the witch — not as a figure of fear, but as a canny sorceress, a thread-spinner, a book-keeper of secrets, a woman who sees and knows. They are the mediums and the misfits, the women, the queers, the elders, and the gender-nonconforming, whose ways of knowing have been exiled from official histories. From oracle-bones to tarot readings, they combine ancient wisdom, predictive power, and an uncanny knack for reading the future. Each artist approaches the witch not as a coven of three, but as a multitude of 'sisters' — they are the inner circle, the ones we seek out to trade information and stories, ask favors of, or learn from. These 'wyrd sisters' are not mere props for examining our collective anxiety — they are beacons of futurity, mentors to guide us into a new use of language: a dark mirror, by which we can make sense of our own times. The exhibition title is borrowed, with tongue firmly in cheek, from Shakespeare's original weird sisters as they appear in Macbeth — partly an homage, partly an inside joke. Both the Wyrd Sisters and their Shakespearean namesakes are tricksters who know more than they let on — warnings and prophecies and riddles are their stock in trade, given always with a wink. And of course, the witches — the Wyrd Sisters — know all this. Works by: Siri Burt, Sheila Carr, Xingzi Gu, Jiji Kang, Yike Li, Kariny Padilla, Roselynn Sadaghiani, Brooke Schneider, Chantal Shen, Selin Uyar, Shuhua Xiong, Sybil Xyshen, YooRaRa. Curated by Colleen Dalusong. Opening on Wednesday, November 11th, 6-8pm. The exhibition runs from November 11th to November 23rd, 2026.