‘Everything And More’ At Street Theory

The all-women exhibition “Everything And More,” at Street Theory Collective in Cambridge from Feb. 12 to April 11, 2026, explores “how inherited histories shape contemporary form. Ancestry is approached not as a static lineage, but as an active presence–informing gesture, composition, symbolism, and narrative. Themes of embodiment, ritual, identity, leisure, love and protection move throughout the gallery,” according to the organizers, Street Theory Collective in collaboration with Tanya Weddemire Gallery in Brooklyn. “What has been endured becomes a site of inquiry and creation. In this exhibition, abundance signals depth: the capacity to hold layered histories, emotional complexity, and multiple futures at once.”

Artists featured: Brooke Fierce Bronner of Washington, D.C., Ijania Cortez of Detroit, Rixy Fernandez of Boston, Danielle Hardy of Kansas City, Missouri, Ekua Holmes of Boston, Silvia Lopez Chavez of Boston, Chandra Mendez-Ortiz of Boston, Destiny Palmer of Boston, Brittney S. Price of Los Angeles, Danielle Scott of Jersey City, New Jersey, and Candice Tavares of Baltimore.

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Destiny Palmer, (left) "The Burden Moving Forward," handwritten fabric and fabric remnants on wooden frame, and (right) "They Picked Cotton," LED lighting and acrylic. — Destiny Palmer, (left) “The Burden Moving Forward,” handwritten fabric and fabric remnants on wooden frame, and (right) “They Picked Cotton,” LED lighting and acrylic.

Destiny Palmer, "The Burden Moving Forward," handwritten fabric and fabric remnants on wooden frame. — Destiny Palmer, “The Burden Moving Forward,” handwritten fabric and fabric remnants on wooden frame.

"Everything And More," at Street Theory Collective in Cambridge, March 2026. (©Greg Cook photo) — “Everything And More,” at Street Theory Collective in Cambridge, March 2026. (©Greg Cook photo)

Rixy Fernandez, "Ain't No Sin to Take Off Your Skin," acrylic on wood. — Rixy Fernandez, “Ain’t No Sin to Take Off Your Skin,” acrylic on wood.

Silvia Lopez Chavez, "Los Dos Silvias (Two Silvias" (left) and "Creciendo dr Nuevo (Growing Anew)," fabric, silkscreen inks on tussor, albanene, beads, silk threads, and poly. — Silvia Lopez Chavez, “Los Dos Silvias (Two Silvias” (left) and “Creciendo dr Nuevo (Growing Anew),” fabric, silkscreen inks on tussor, albanene, beads, silk threads, and poly.

Ekua Holmes, "Stars and Stripes: Fathers and Sons," collage on paper. — Ekua Holmes, “Stars and Stripes: Fathers and Sons,” collage on paper.

Brittney S. Price, "AFONKAS," mixed media on canvas. — Brittney S. Price, “AFONKAS,” mixed media on canvas.

Danielle Scott, "They Don't Know Who We Be," mixed assemblage, found objects, and resin. — Danielle Scott, “They Don’t Know Who We Be,” mixed assemblage, found objects, and resin.

Chandra Mendez-Ortiz, "Liberty on the Run," acrylic and mixed media on canvas. — Chandra Mendez-Ortiz, “Liberty on the Run,” acrylic and mixed media on canvas.

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