Jennifer Celio: Species in Danger features thirteen delicately-rendered graphite portraits of federally endangered species native to Southern California. Reflecting on the human-made causes of pervasive ecological decline, each endangered creature is depicted alongside a “toxic” sociocultural element that, in the artist’s view, should instead be on the path to extinction, such as suburban sprawl, environmental racism, factory farming, and the denial of trans rights.

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