"Delusion of Choice" on Exhibit | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

"Delusion of Choice" on Exhibit

April 25, 2025
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LotNS by Fatherless Print Posse

Delusion of Choice: Recent Visual Explorations that Question the State, is the newest collection by Fatherless. Co-founded by Gregory Lang ’01, the print collective's exhibit is on view at Voices Studios. In line with the print-making collective’s anti-establishment work, Delusion of Choice explores the degradation and illusion of democracy.

As described by Fatherless, “Endless war, pay to play elections, disinformation and abuse of power. Coke or Pepsi, the contents the same, a high fructose con that poisons our democracy with the delusion of choice."

Delusion of Choice: Recent Visual Explorations that Question the State.
Voices Studio (Dubuque, IA)
April 4–May 31, 2025

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