Jennifer Liston Munson’s work in Looking In + Looking Out creates lenses for the viewer to look in and for the subjects themselves to look back out. Her selection of art objects, ghostly figures, and landscapes call into question historical collection practices, the complexity of narratives, and the notion of belonging. Looking In + Looking Out incorporates images of objects held in museum collections, photographs of unknown relatives, and abandoned historically significant interiors to examine the fragility of memory.