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Everything Now All At Once Exhibition
Evans Smith’s photographs will be included in the exhibition Everything Now All At Once at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. This exhibition highlights iconic works from the museum’s contemporary collection in celebration of its twentieth anniversary.
The exhibition runs from August 28, 2025, through July 26, 2026, with Heather’s work on view beginning in February 2026, as part of a rotating selection of new additions.
For more information, visit the Nasher Museum’s website.
Cassilhaus 27: The Arc of a Collection
Cassilhaus' latest exhibition, 27: The Arc of a Collection, explores the evolution of Frank Konhaus' collecting practice from 1998 onward by showcasing 27 of the earliest pieces that entered the collection in conjunction with the most recent 27 acquisitions. Stain, which is part of Heather’s Blue series, was added to the collection in 2022 and is included among the 27 most recent pieces. To learn more about the exhibition and to view the gallery guide visit the website here.
Off Circuit: Biennial of Female Photography
Evans Smith’s series, Skipping Sundays, was selected as one of ten projects to be featured in the Off Circuit portion of the Biennial of Female Photography in Mantua, Italy. Every two years, the festival opens Mantua to the world, curating a series of photography exhibitions—under the artistic direction of Alessia Locatelli—and other collateral events such as conferences, screenings, and workshops. The first event of its kind in Italy, the festival aims to be a platform to support and amplify not only women's voices and perspectives, but also those of other marginalized communities whose very existence is ignored and questioned. The festival runs from March 9 - 29, 2026. For more information and to see the other featured projects, click here.
Into The Blue: Cross-Cultural Conference
Evans Smith will join a panel of physicians and mental health specialists for Into the Blue: A Discussion on Breaking the Stigma Around Mental Health and Depression. The event will be followed by an exhibition of Heather’s Blue series and a book signing. For more information about the Cross-Cultural Conference, visit their website here.