The Weight of Tomorrow:
2026 Resident Artist Show

September 25–November 29, 2026

Guest curated by Kimberly Kitada, Gallery & Programs Manager,
Charlotte Street Foundation


Opening Reception

September 17: Exhibition preview for RedLine Resident Remix guests

Friday, September 25: Public Exhibition Opening

5-6pm RedLine Members, 6-8pm general public


About The Weight of Tomorrow

Featuring new work by RedLine’s 2026 artists-in-residence, The Weight of Tomorrow contends with pressing questions around our collective past, present, and future.

This exhibition proposes that every individual holds a responsibility toward the next generation of artists, leaders, and culture bearers to uphold the most abundant, sustainable futures.

Nathan Hall, A History of Musical Instruments, sculpture: musical instruments and rope, dimensions variable, 2026.

Exhibiting Artists

Darrell Anderson

Pattie Lee Becker

Alex Branch

Leilani Derr

Javier Flores

Brian Fouhy

Ally Grimm (A.L. Grime)

Nathan Hall

Tyree Jones-Evans

Kristina Maldonado Bad Hand

Laleh Mehran

Evan Rosato

Phillip Stearns

Steven Yazzie


Meet the Resident Artists

Learn more about the 2024-2026 & 2025-2027 cohorts!


About the Curator

Kimi Kitada is a curator and educator based in Kansas City. Currently, she is the Gallery and Programs Manager for Charlotte Street Foundation.

Previously, she was a Curatorial Assistant at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles from 2019-2020. From 2014 to 2018, she served as Public Programs & Research Coordinator at ICI in New York.

Her recent exhibitions include: A Scattering of Jades at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art, St. Joseph, MO (2026); The River Remembers at Charlotte Street (2025); Ways of Listening at Charlotte Street (2024); Potential Futures: Prototypes at Charlotte Street (2023); and where we came from & where we are going at Transformer, Washington DC (2019); among other exhibitions. Kitada received a BA in Art History and Classics from Bucknell University and an MA in Museum Studies from NYU.


Support

RedLine would like to thank The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and National Performance Network for their support of our Artist-in-Residence program. 

Additionally, we would like to thank our leading Annual Fund supporters, The Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, Colorado Creative Industries, Community ACTS Fund, Gates Family Foundation, and Michael E McGoldrick Charitable Foundation.