To Whom It May Concern is an intimate letter stitched into public space, a call, a confrontation, and a gesture toward repair. The phrase, often used when the recipient is unknown or withheld, becomes a site of tension: a letter addressed to systems, histories, ancestors, and futures that may or may not respond. The exhibition unfolds as an epistolary landscape in which tapestries operate as textile-based letters, surfaces that hold memory, fracture, and repair.

On view in our Front Gallery until 11 June 2026.

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