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Sophia Carmen Salganicoff
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MFA 2026 @saic_vcd
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a scarf from my mother, wearing rings from both of my grandmothers, flowers from people that love me both romantically and platonically, standing in front of a body of work I am so proud of. I spent three years, countless nights, many years, many advising sessions, many breakthroughs, much scrappiness, no full installation space for a studio, made space anyway, made work anyway, connected anyway, built community anyway. I’m fucking beaming!!!!
Your Grandmothers Archive - a group show concept I have cooking up because I know I’m not the only one who is making or interested in making “archive” outside of institutional acceptance. The words, objects, memories and even sufferings of the women who made us deserve to be documented and extrapolated.
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a scarf from my mother, wearing rings from both of my grandmothers, flowers from people that love me both romantically and platonically, standing in front of a body of work I am so proud of. I spent three years, countless nights, many years, many advising sessions, many breakthroughs, much scrappiness, no full installation space for a studio, made space anyway, made work anyway, connected anyway, built community anyway. I’m fucking beaming!!!!
Your Grandmothers Archive - a group show concept I have cooking up because I know I’m not the only one who is making or interested in making “archive” outside of institutional acceptance. The words, objects, memories and even sufferings of the women who made us deserve to be documented and extrapolated.
📸 @jacqdewitt
“When I die, what will you do with the things I never told you, and with the things you never told me.” My late grandmother Matilde wrote that in her poem “Lo Que no Sera” in 1974. With my MFA exhibition, relicQUE, I’m opening up that dialogue through speculative amber, light and expansive engagement with our shared archive.
Come join me this Wednesday (5/13) from 5-7 for the public reception, or get a more in depth explanation at the my artists talk this Friday (5/15) at 4pm!
Open to the public (with valid photo ID) through May 20th at @saic_galleries
33 E Washington St.
Thank you to my loved ones, advisors, colleagues and friends who got me through this program! Thank you to my grandmother for leaving this rich body of memory behind for me to uncover and extrapolate. Thank you to seminal critical thinkers and makers like @saidiya_says @stephanie.dinkins @curryhackett who are paving the way for how so many of us engage with, expand and critically fabulate our personal and collective archives.
More info on the exhibition here: https://web.saic.edu/gradshow2026/artists/sophia-carmen-salganicoff/?ex=grad2
#emergingartists #emergingdesigner #installationdesign #visualcommunication @see_saic @saic_vcd @saic_vcd_grads chicagoartist
“When I die, what will you do with the things I never told you, and with the things you never told me.” My late grandmother Matilde wrote that in her poem “Lo Que no Sera” in 1974. With my MFA exhibition, relicQUE, I’m opening up that dialogue through speculative amber, light and expansive engagement with our shared archive.
Come join me this Wednesday (5/13) from 5-7 for the public reception, or get a more in depth explanation at the my artists talk this Friday (5/15) at 4pm!
Open to the public (with valid photo ID) through May 20th at @saic_galleries
33 E Washington St.
Thank you to my loved ones, advisors, colleagues and friends who got me through this program! Thank you to my grandmother for leaving this rich body of memory behind for me to uncover and extrapolate. Thank you to seminal critical thinkers and makers like @saidiya_says @stephanie.dinkins @curryhackett who are paving the way for how so many of us engage with, expand and critically fabulate our personal and collective archives.
More info on the exhibition here: https://web.saic.edu/gradshow2026/artists/sophia-carmen-salganicoff/?ex=grad2
#emergingartists #emergingdesigner #installationdesign #visualcommunication @see_saic @saic_vcd @saic_vcd_grads chicagoartist
“When I die, what will you do with the things I never told you, and with the things you never told me.” My late grandmother Matilde wrote that in her poem “Lo Que no Sera” in 1974. With my MFA exhibition, relicQUE, I’m opening up that dialogue through speculative amber, light and expansive engagement with our shared archive.
Come join me this Wednesday (5/13) from 5-7 for the public reception, or get a more in depth explanation at the my artists talk this Friday (5/15) at 4pm!
Open to the public (with valid photo ID) through May 20th at @saic_galleries
33 E Washington St.
Thank you to my loved ones, advisors, colleagues and friends who got me through this program! Thank you to my grandmother for leaving this rich body of memory behind for me to uncover and extrapolate. Thank you to seminal critical thinkers and makers like @saidiya_says @stephanie.dinkins @curryhackett who are paving the way for how so many of us engage with, expand and critically fabulate our personal and collective archives.
More info on the exhibition here: https://web.saic.edu/gradshow2026/artists/sophia-carmen-salganicoff/?ex=grad2
#emergingartists #emergingdesigner #installationdesign #visualcommunication @see_saic @saic_vcd @saic_vcd_grads chicagoartist
“When I die, what will you do with the things I never told you, and with the things you never told me.” My late grandmother Matilde wrote that in her poem “Lo Que no Sera” in 1974. With my MFA exhibition, relicQUE, I’m opening up that dialogue through speculative amber, light and expansive engagement with our shared archive.
Come join me this Wednesday (5/13) from 5-7 for the public reception, or get a more in depth explanation at the my artists talk this Friday (5/15) at 4pm!
Open to the public (with valid photo ID) through May 20th at @saic_galleries
33 E Washington St.
Thank you to my loved ones, advisors, colleagues and friends who got me through this program! Thank you to my grandmother for leaving this rich body of memory behind for me to uncover and extrapolate. Thank you to seminal critical thinkers and makers like @saidiya_says @stephanie.dinkins @curryhackett who are paving the way for how so many of us engage with, expand and critically fabulate our personal and collective archives.
More info on the exhibition here: https://web.saic.edu/gradshow2026/artists/sophia-carmen-salganicoff/?ex=grad2
#emergingartists #emergingdesigner #installationdesign #visualcommunication @see_saic @saic_vcd @saic_vcd_grads chicagoartist
“When I die, what will you do with the things I never told you, and with the things you never told me.” My late grandmother Matilde wrote that in her poem “Lo Que no Sera” in 1974. With my MFA exhibition, relicQUE, I’m opening up that dialogue through speculative amber, light and expansive engagement with our shared archive.
Come join me this Wednesday (5/13) from 5-7 for the public reception, or get a more in depth explanation at the my artists talk this Friday (5/15) at 4pm!
Open to the public (with valid photo ID) through May 20th at @saic_galleries
33 E Washington St.
Thank you to my loved ones, advisors, colleagues and friends who got me through this program! Thank you to my grandmother for leaving this rich body of memory behind for me to uncover and extrapolate. Thank you to seminal critical thinkers and makers like @saidiya_says @stephanie.dinkins @curryhackett who are paving the way for how so many of us engage with, expand and critically fabulate our personal and collective archives.
More info on the exhibition here: https://web.saic.edu/gradshow2026/artists/sophia-carmen-salganicoff/?ex=grad2
#emergingartists #emergingdesigner #installationdesign #visualcommunication @see_saic @saic_vcd @saic_vcd_grads chicagoartist
“When I die, what will you do with the things I never told you, and with the things you never told me.” My late grandmother Matilde wrote that in her poem “Lo Que no Sera” in 1974. With my MFA exhibition, relicQUE, I’m opening up that dialogue through speculative amber, light and expansive engagement with our shared archive.
Come join me this Wednesday (5/13) from 5-7 for the public reception, or get a more in depth explanation at the my artists talk this Friday (5/15) at 4pm!
Open to the public (with valid photo ID) through May 20th at @saic_galleries
33 E Washington St.
Thank you to my loved ones, advisors, colleagues and friends who got me through this program! Thank you to my grandmother for leaving this rich body of memory behind for me to uncover and extrapolate. Thank you to seminal critical thinkers and makers like @saidiya_says @stephanie.dinkins @curryhackett who are paving the way for how so many of us engage with, expand and critically fabulate our personal and collective archives.
More info on the exhibition here: https://web.saic.edu/gradshow2026/artists/sophia-carmen-salganicoff/?ex=grad2
#emergingartists #emergingdesigner #installationdesign #visualcommunication @see_saic @saic_vcd @saic_vcd_grads chicagoartist
“When I die, what will you do with the things I never told you, and with the things you never told me.” My late grandmother Matilde wrote that in her poem “Lo Que no Sera” in 1974. With my MFA exhibition, relicQUE, I’m opening up that dialogue through speculative amber, light and expansive engagement with our shared archive.
Come join me this Wednesday (5/13) from 5-7 for the public reception, or get a more in depth explanation at the my artists talk this Friday (5/15) at 4pm!
Open to the public (with valid photo ID) through May 20th at @saic_galleries
33 E Washington St.
Thank you to my loved ones, advisors, colleagues and friends who got me through this program! Thank you to my grandmother for leaving this rich body of memory behind for me to uncover and extrapolate. Thank you to seminal critical thinkers and makers like @saidiya_says @stephanie.dinkins @curryhackett who are paving the way for how so many of us engage with, expand and critically fabulate our personal and collective archives.
More info on the exhibition here: https://web.saic.edu/gradshow2026/artists/sophia-carmen-salganicoff/?ex=grad2
#emergingartists #emergingdesigner #installationdesign #visualcommunication @see_saic @saic_vcd @saic_vcd_grads chicagoartist
🖼️ 📺 back on my #diy bullshit w a grad school budget 💋💋💋 Samsung frame tv’s are aesthetic and all but also around $2k 😩. All you need is sharp scissors, pvc molding and a vision of the greatness you can achieve ✂️ 💭 ✨
🐻 breakfast sammie not pictured but definitely devoured 🥹 this meal was insane we were ascending with every bite 🫶🏻 thank you so much @jommisjommis and all of the amazing staff at @kasamachicago for the best breakfast everrrrr like holy shit
🐻 breakfast sammie not pictured but definitely devoured 🥹 this meal was insane we were ascending with every bite 🫶🏻 thank you so much @jommisjommis and all of the amazing staff at @kasamachicago for the best breakfast everrrrr like holy shit
🐻 breakfast sammie not pictured but definitely devoured 🥹 this meal was insane we were ascending with every bite 🫶🏻 thank you so much @jommisjommis and all of the amazing staff at @kasamachicago for the best breakfast everrrrr like holy shit
🐻 breakfast sammie not pictured but definitely devoured 🥹 this meal was insane we were ascending with every bite 🫶🏻 thank you so much @jommisjommis and all of the amazing staff at @kasamachicago for the best breakfast everrrrr like holy shit
🐻 breakfast sammie not pictured but definitely devoured 🥹 this meal was insane we were ascending with every bite 🫶🏻 thank you so much @jommisjommis and all of the amazing staff at @kasamachicago for the best breakfast everrrrr like holy shit
🐻 breakfast sammie not pictured but definitely devoured 🥹 this meal was insane we were ascending with every bite 🫶🏻 thank you so much @jommisjommis and all of the amazing staff at @kasamachicago for the best breakfast everrrrr like holy shit
🐻 breakfast sammie not pictured but definitely devoured 🥹 this meal was insane we were ascending with every bite 🫶🏻 thank you so much @jommisjommis and all of the amazing staff at @kasamachicago for the best breakfast everrrrr like holy shit
🐻 breakfast sammie not pictured but definitely devoured 🥹 this meal was insane we were ascending with every bite 🫶🏻 thank you so much @jommisjommis and all of the amazing staff at @kasamachicago for the best breakfast everrrrr like holy shit
💡The #DoxtoLight exhibition is almost here!!! Opening fri. 10/20 from 6-8pm, this private family art collection of the legendary late printmaker Dox Thrash is finally available for public viewing after 60 years ✨ so proud of the whole team that it’s officially installation day for the collection @fleisherart 🔨
🛋 come visit Aunt Esther’s living room, flip through family photo albums and see the personal notes and process work of #doxthrash from a fresh but nostalgic and intimate lens.
V honored to have been given the chance to creative direct this exhibition, so if you’re in philly (or the east coast) come through!
#phillyart #philly #phillyartist #art #philadelphia #collage #artist #phillyartists #philadelphiaartist #philadelphiaart #phillyarts #contemporaryart #illustration #igers #phillyphotographer #painting #phillyphilly #phillygram #collageart #abstractart #artistsoninstagram #artgallery #artoftheday #fishtown #whyilovephilly #drawing #westphilly
💡The #DoxtoLight exhibition is almost here!!! Opening fri. 10/20 from 6-8pm, this private family art collection of the legendary late printmaker Dox Thrash is finally available for public viewing after 60 years ✨ so proud of the whole team that it’s officially installation day for the collection @fleisherart 🔨
🛋 come visit Aunt Esther’s living room, flip through family photo albums and see the personal notes and process work of #doxthrash from a fresh but nostalgic and intimate lens.
V honored to have been given the chance to creative direct this exhibition, so if you’re in philly (or the east coast) come through!
#phillyart #philly #phillyartist #art #philadelphia #collage #artist #phillyartists #philadelphiaartist #philadelphiaart #phillyarts #contemporaryart #illustration #igers #phillyphotographer #painting #phillyphilly #phillygram #collageart #abstractart #artistsoninstagram #artgallery #artoftheday #fishtown #whyilovephilly #drawing #westphilly
💡The #DoxtoLight exhibition is almost here!!! Opening fri. 10/20 from 6-8pm, this private family art collection of the legendary late printmaker Dox Thrash is finally available for public viewing after 60 years ✨ so proud of the whole team that it’s officially installation day for the collection @fleisherart 🔨
🛋 come visit Aunt Esther’s living room, flip through family photo albums and see the personal notes and process work of #doxthrash from a fresh but nostalgic and intimate lens.
V honored to have been given the chance to creative direct this exhibition, so if you’re in philly (or the east coast) come through!
#phillyart #philly #phillyartist #art #philadelphia #collage #artist #phillyartists #philadelphiaartist #philadelphiaart #phillyarts #contemporaryart #illustration #igers #phillyphotographer #painting #phillyphilly #phillygram #collageart #abstractart #artistsoninstagram #artgallery #artoftheday #fishtown #whyilovephilly #drawing #westphilly
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