Whitespace, Atlanta

June 25 - August 6

Our latest volume, I’m Never Coming Home, is out! Come see us at Whitespec/Shedspace in Atlanta June 25 for the opening of the exhibition we’ve been trying to schedule since 2019. We honestly had no idea when we began collaborating on vol.3 back in 2018 how timely it would be, but after two years in the making and then another two of pandemic, we’re finally ready to share the moment with you.
I’m Never Coming Home was conceived and produced by Judy Rushin-Knopf, Carolyn Henne, Barbara Weissberger, Eleanor Aldrich, along with a poem by Erin Belieu, and a special addition to the box by Kelly Lorraine Hendrickson.
Revolving around the idea of a “go-box,” this latest edition examines doomsday preppers as a cultural phenomenon and niche consumer market. Working with a genuine aim to understand rather than to deride, the six collaborators asked “what does it mean to survive - with grace - in a dystopia?”

ABOUT US
Comma reaches people through its pop-up shows, exhibitions, and annual boxed collections of small art objects (Commabox). Recognizing that the art world isn’t accessible to everyone, it takes an inclusive and interactive approach that focuses on creating conversations about the varied and changing cultural landscape. Comma gives voice to artists in traditional art venues, but also in taverns, homes, parks, and libraries across America, where people can respond to artworks in a more relaxed way. Comma is led by artists Judy Rushin-Knopf and Carolyn Henne.