What We Carry: Memory and Migration

What We Carry: Memory & Migration, a new exhibition examining the intersections of movement, identity, and personal history, opens at the Bridgehampton Museum with a public reception on Saturday, May 30 from 5 to 7 PM at the Nathaniel Rogers House.

Co-curated by Jeremy Dennis, Mark Wilson, and Darius Yektai, the exhibition brings together a range of artistic perspectives that consider migration not only as a physical journey, but as an emotional and cultural experience shaped by memory, displacement, and belonging. Through a variety of media, the works on view reflect both individual narratives and broader histories, offering a layered exploration of what it means to move—across geographies, generations, and identities.

Funding for this exhibition was generously provided by the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation. The opening reception is free and open to the public. Admission to the Museum is always free during regular hours, with a suggested donation to support its programs.