Exhibitions

In her latest nonfiction collection, Exhibitions, Jehanne Dubrow explores the complex relationship between beauty and horror, posing ethical questions about the aestheticization of atrocity. Drawing from her experiences as the daughter of U.S. diplomats, she intertwines personal memories with narratives about art created under oppressive regimes. This collection delves into how art evokes emotion and memory, ultimately examining how the creation and appreciation of art can transform us, for better or worse.