PEEP/SHOW

This fall, USC Roski’s MA Cohort in Curatorial Practices and the Public Sphere presents PEEP/SHOW, an exhibition that draws on the historical and cultural resonance of the peep show box to investigate what compels us—again and again—to the acts of looking and imaging.

Opening Reception is on…

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Hours

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Seconds

The exhibition brings together works that examine voyeurism, representation, surveillance technologies, and the mechanics of spectatorship. While eclectic in subject and material, these works collectively turn our gaze back onto the apparatus itself: how it shapes the images we consume, the selves we perform, and the ways those performances become bound to our sense of identity.

 

Featuring work by:

Tsohil Bhatia

Antonia Crane

Mirza Cizmic

Nat Decker

Sebastián Hernández

Kayla Tange

Cammie Toloui

Molly Vaughan

…and more

 

As part of the exhibition, pioneering independent filmmaker Lizzie Borden will present a special screening and talk on November 4, 2025, further extending the conversation around gender, representation, and spectatorship.


 

Curatorial Team: Sam Fitz, Luka Fisher, Alex Kawawaki, Nicole Sue Kim, Ezequiel Olvera, Joshua J. Ramirez

Supervised by Jenny Lin, PhD