Statues Also Die is a group exhibition of multimedia work created over the past decade that calls for the collaborative reimagining of Confederate and colonial figurative monuments across the United States. As protesters around the globe forcibly remove, decapitate, deface, and petition these long-standing symbols of white supremacy, slavery, patriarchy, xenophobia and capitalism, this exhibition looks to artists to explore the question of what might take their place. This show recognizes the complex bind that removal poses– by eliminating representations of America’s violent past, designed to outlive their makers, we risk erasing the political will of these histories, their ripple effects, and lasting legacies. At the same time, if these monuments are to remain, what modifications can be made to make sure that they are interpreted anew?  Featured artists offer concepts for breathing new life into traditional statuary forms, and include: Rebecca Belmore, Cassils, Doreen Garner, Xandra Ibarra, Nate Lewis, Jeffrey Meris, Paper Monuments, Paul Ramirez Jonas, Marisa Williamson, and Veo Veo Design Studio.