VOYAGER 3: Artifacts of Humanity - Group Art Exhibition

Inspired by NASA's Voyager missions of the 1970s, Voyager 3: Artifacts of Humanity invites you to explore a collection of contemporary artifacts through the eyes of visionary artists. This group exhibition, curated by Mark Anthony Martinez and Maverick Pascal, imagines what it means to be human in the 21st century. The show offers a parallel to the golden records sent aboard the Voyager probes, which carried sounds and images representing life on Earth.

Voyager 3 pushes this concept further, asking the question: What would artists select as humanity's defining cultural and visual contributions? If a modern probe were launched today, these artistic expressions could potentially drift through space for billions of years, offering both extraterrestrial civilizations and future humans a chance to understand our species in its current form.

Through a diverse selection of artworks, you are invited to contemplate the meaning of humanity, our place in the universe, and the legacy we leave behind.
Featured Artists:

Albert Gonzales | Ari Borazjanian | Ashleigh Valentine Garza | Brittney Davila | Danielle Edwards | Eric Acuña | Jacqueline Suttin | Kwanzaa Edwards | Michael Patterson | Raisa Meléndez Tardi | Raul Rene Gonzalez | Symone Martinez | Ursula Zavala | Zemi Amara
Join us for Voyager 3: Artifacts of Humanity, a groundbreaking group exhibition that explores the essence of human existence through contemporary art. Featuring over a dozen artists, this exhibit brings together diverse perspectives to redefine what it means to be human in the 21st century. Like the original Voyager probes, this show imagines art as a beacon, carrying humanity’s story across the cosmos.

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