We Have Reach is an exhibition of visual and performance art that considers how the Black feminine has been restricted, exploited, expelled, or compelled in relation to taking up space. The curatorial group Studio AGD conceptualized this project to facilitate a conversation about the friction, endurance, and possibility of an empowered and expansive Black femme figure within her exterior environment. Exhibition themes include the extent of the body across time and space, fugitive movement and fugitive stillness, exploitative fecundity, and the longing of the Black feminine body and consciousness for heaven and home. In dialogue with historical muses including Henrietta Lacks and Anarcha Westcott, We Have Reach features artists including Keren Alfred, Zoe Butler, Sonya Dyer, fields harrington, Anina Major, Sherae Rimpsey, and Nastassja E. Swift.

The curatorial group Studio AGD is a collaboration of Folasade Adesanya, Zoe Butler, and Bennington literature faculty member Anaïs Duplan.

The presentation of the Sonya Dyer sculpture Andromeda Mission: Anarcha Prototype II (2019) is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/38571