P·P·O·W’s Pilot Light, a group exhibition curated by Gerald Lovell — The resulting presentation is shaped, not by spectacle, but by endurance: the slow, persistent force of faith, practice, and resiliency. In an art world where diversity can become a passing trend and visibility is often confused with care, Pilot Light insists on another measure of value outside the demands of immediacy, legibility, and consumption. Named after a small but essential flame that continuously burns regardless of the conditions outside, the exhibition presents artists who embrace forms of creation that are deeply personal and life-sustaining. In Pilot Light, artistic practice is understood as a mode of caregiving, a commitment to one’s divination, one’s community, and the subtle but unwavering spark that makes creation possible in the first place.”