The Artists Paddling 350 Miles Up the Erie Canal
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Artists Z Behl and Kim Moloney (BALONEY STEEL) are paddling 350 miles from Waterford to Buffalo along the Erie Canal over five weeks as "Mule's Passage," an artistic-cum-anthropological exploration honoring invisible labor, examining Indigenous displacement, and documenting ecological impact through interviews with ecologists, historians, and residents.
The journey concludes September 5, 2026; the exhibition documenting it will open at the Everson Museum of Art in spring 2027.
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