Through sewing, painting, material experimentation, film and collaborative projects, Ambrose Rhapsody Murray creates stories to investigate our relationships to the colonial undercurrents of our lives, the charged symbology of black feminine bodies, and the ephemeral and layered qualities of memory and remembering. This exhibition features recent mixed media works.

Ambrose received their Bachelor’s from Yale University, and was recently selected as Forbes 30 under 30 in the 2024 Art section. Their work lives in the permanent collection of The Studio Museum in Harlem and the Montclair Art Museum, and has exhibited across the US and abroad.

This exhibition and programming is co-sponsored by UT’s Pride Center; the Office of Multicultural Student Life; Women, Gender, and Sexuality; the Department of Geography and Sustainability, and Africana Studies.