On the Outdoor Screen / Michele Pred: United for Freedom

October 1–November 6, 2024

Since 2016, Pred has organized numerous feminist and GOTV (Get Out The Vote) art parades, blending art and activism to inspire change. This exhibition highlights Pred’s ongoing commitment to reproductive justice, freedom, and women’s rights, featuring an image from her iconic 2018 Vote Feminist parade in New York City.

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Michele Pred: United for Freedom, 2018–2024. Image courtesy the artist.

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On the Outdoor Screen / Michele Pred: United for Freedom

October 1–November 6, 2024

Beginning one month before Election Day 2024, BAMPFA presents Bay Area artist Michele Pred’s call to collective action on our Outdoor Screen. Since 2016, Pred has organized numerous feminist and GOTV (Get Out The Vote) art parades, blending art and activism to inspire change. This exhibition highlights Pred’s ongoing commitment to reproductive justice, freedom, and women’s rights. Featuring an image from her iconic 2018 Vote Feminist parade in New York City, this work emphasizes the importance of building camaraderie, hope, and community joy in the fight for equality. As the election draws near, Pred’s work serves as a powerful reminder of the critical role voting plays in preserving our rights and freedoms.

About the Artist

Michele Pred is a Swedish-American conceptual artist who explores feminist themes through sculpture, assemblage, and performance. Her projects often use everyday objects to address...

About the Artist

Michele Pred is a Swedish-American conceptual artist who explores feminist themes through sculpture, assemblage, and performance. Her projects often use everyday objects to address issues such as reproductive rights, personal security, and equal pay. Pred’s work is part of the permanent collection at BAMPFA and has been exhibited both nationally and internationally. Her work has been widely covered by major news outlets, including The New York Times, The Guardian, and ARTnews.

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