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Susquehanna Art Museum
Artists are asked to submit work exploring the theme of memory for the Dōshi Gallery Juried Exhibition, "What Remains."
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Get matched →The Dōshi Gallery Juried Exhibition, "What Remains," at Susquehanna Art Museum asks artists to explore the theme of memory. Memory shapes our understanding of ourselves, others, and the world around us. Our memories can be deeply personal or shared, connecting us to family histories and cultural traditions, preserving identity, belonging, and joy across generations. Conversely, recollections can change over time, and what we remember may differ from what actually occurred. The exhibition invites applicants to contemplate how memory is preserved, altered, or lost, and what these processes reveal about our individual and collective experiences.
Claudia Pretelin is an art historian, independent curator, and producer based in Los Angeles. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Communication, as well as a master’s degree and a PhD in Art History from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). Her research focuses on the history of photography, cinema, and contemporary art, employing an interdisciplinary approach to narrative and the role of art and visual media in preserving collective memory. Notable recent exhibitions include Natura Naturata: Nature’s Action (2026) at Descanso Gardens—featuring eight artists exploring their connection to nature through contemporary photography and video—and Our Landscapes Within (2026) at SHOW LA, an exhibition that examined identity through the work of four contemporary photographers. Claudia is the founder and curator of www.instrumentsofmemory.com, an online platform that documents conversations with women in the arts and promotes the work of women from diverse regions.
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