Upcoming Exhibition: Branchline
Location: Katonah, New York
Opening Date: November 6
Branchline, the new exhibition space for the Gochman Family Collection, will showcase a selection of over 800 contemporary Native artworks. This new venue aims to highlight Indigenous and anti-colonial art while providing opportunities for artists, scholars, and communities to engage together.
From left to right: Rachel Martin, Becky Gochman, Audrey Lea Collins, Nicole van Brugge, Moonoka Begay, and Laura Phipps from the Gochman Family Collection team. (Photo: Denis Gutierrez-Ogrinc, courtesy Gochman Family Collection)
Features of Branchline:
- Rotating Exhibitions: Focus on contemporary Native artists.
- Community Engagement: Spaces for artists and the community to collaborate and share experiences.
- Inspiration from History: The venue’s name refers to the rail lines connecting Katonah with surrounding regions, reflecting the historical and cultural ties to the art displayed.
Laura Phipps, the director of the collection, envisions Branchline as a versatile platform for diverse interactions among artists, students, and the local community.
Notable Artworks
One of the highlighted pieces is “ACTION NOW ACTION IS ELOQUENCE” by Jeffrey Gibson (Mississippi Band of Choctaw and Cherokee), on display as part of the collection.
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