The Wyrd Sisters

Accent Sisters presents “The Wyrd Sisters,” a group exhibition curated by Colleen Dalusong. The artists in the exhibition engage with fantasy, the supernatural, and the peculiarities of fate.

“Wyrd” is a noun formed from the Old English verb weoþan, meaning “to come to pass, to become.” Originally, “wyrd” was a concept in Anglo-Saxon culture corresponding to the ability to control fate or personal destiny, as seen in stories such as Shakespeare’s Macbeth, in which three witches who meddle in the fates of men are referred to as the Weird Sisters. Over time, “wyrd” has shifted to become Modern English “weird,” referring simply to the strange and uncanny.

Artists: Siri Burt, Sheila Carr, Xingzi Gu, Jiji Kang, Yike Li, Kariny Padilla, Roselynn Sadaghiani, Brooke Schneider, Chantal Shen, Selin Uyar, Shuhua Xiong, Sybil Xyshen, and YooRaRa.

Opening: Wednesday, November 11, 6–8 PM. Exhibition dates: November 11–23, 2026. Admission is free.