IF is a group exhibition attuned to the split condition of living now—when calamity feels ambient and hope persists less as assurance than as impulse. In times shaped by existential threat, systemic fracture, and chronic uncertainty, the exhibition brings together works by Kristan Kennedy, Sister Corita Kent, and Hilda Morris to trace the psychic oscillation between joy and dread, belief and collapse, radiance and void.

The title, IF, hangs open like a thought unfinished. It names a conditional state—tentative, fragile—where possibility exists alongside the awareness of loss. What remains unresolved is precisely the point. Across generations, these artists inhabit this tension through practices that differ materially and aesthetically yet resonate in spirit, each probing how faith, resilience, and vulnerability endure when the ground beneath them is unstable.