Anonymous Society is pleased to present Remnants and Relics, a group exhibition featuring the work of Alexander Churchill, Amanda Sandlin, Christl Stringer, Christopher E. Manning, Iris Yu, Isabell Sorrells, Joseph Annino, Lorra Kurtz, Mary Gagler, Michele Randall, Michele Riche, Monica Hamilton, Ryan Scails, and Terri Yacovelli.

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The exhibition reflects on the persistence of memory and the quiet power of what endures. It brings together artists who consider how histories, both personal and shared, reside within the materials and images that surround us. Through sculpture, painting, assemblage, and photography, these works reveal how traces of the past can shape the present and point toward what is yet to come.

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Remnants and Relics invites viewers to linger with the objects and gestures that carry meaning over time. Some works hold the intimacy of keepsakes, while others unfold as meditations on loss, labor, or transformation. Together, they remind us that every fragment holds a story, and that what we choose to preserve speaks to who we are.

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As with all exhibitions at Anonymous Society, this presentation continues the gallery’s commitment to artists who engage deeply with contemporary experience while remaining rooted in material inquiry and thoughtful experimentation.

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Join us for the opening reception on Thursday, November 6, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM to celebrate the artists and the enduring resonance of what remains.