Kiki McGrath
Swept Away
Kiki McGrath
Friday
10–3pm
414 E 14th Street
Saturday
10–3pm
143 W 14th Street
Sunday
10–3pm
328 W 14th Street
In this roaming performance inspired by Zita, the patron saint of domestic workers, the artist uses a broom to sweep public streets. This act merges ritual and labor, meditating on care and undervalued domestic work, and reflecting on how ordinary acts of care sustain communities.
kikimcgrath.comKiki McGrath is an interdisciplinary artist exploring ritual, domestic labor, and social history. Her work involves performing traditionally gendered tasks in public spaces to inspire reflections on women’s history and contemporary expectations.