The Bakery Atlanta and the Emory’s Center for Ethics and Ethics and the Arts Program is proud to present a group exhibition highlighting the expansive, and often overlooked, dimensions of reproductive justice.
“A Network of Autonomy” highlights social and environmental justice along with caregiving, mutual aid, and the medical system aiming to ignite reflections on what we lose when reproductive care is viewed solely through the clinical lens. Featuring work by Atlanta artists Amber Rissman, Cecilia Rodriguez, Heather Bird Harris, Hiroko Kelly, Janelle Dunlap, Katy Beltrán, and Savannah O’Leary.
Please join us on Thursday, March 20th for the opening reception which will feature two performances choreographed by Hiroko Kelly and Cecilia Rodriguez, performed by Hiroko Kelly, Maggie Harrison, Leah Lipshutz,Sofia Tovar, Marley Crosby.
On View: 3.20.25 - 3.31.25
Closing Reception with expert panel and workshop: 3.31.25, 6pm to 9pm
Find us:
1) The Supermarket’s main entrance is located at 638 N Highland Ave NE. Our door is in between Big Softie and Collette Bakeshop leading you down a hallway and a staircase.
2) Need less stairs? Have a stroller or use a walking aid? Use our secondary entrance in the middle of Otto’s parking lot. The decorative black metal door leads you through a courtyard. (Note: this door is currently open until 7pm then becomes an exit only.)
3) Need a fully accessible entrance without any stairs? We have a back entrance in a public alleyway behind the building. You can enter the alley off of North Ave NE or from Otto’s parking lot. Our entrance is the white door at the corner of the building. Note: While we don’t have dedicated parking there are plenty of options in the area. See our map for more info!
