Dan Jian
Dan Jian’s drawings are meditations on the act of looking. Her works remind us that our stories are constantly evolving. In The Bow Whispers to the Arrow, time and material collide… Read More »
Dan Jian’s drawings are meditations on the act of looking. Her works remind us that our stories are constantly evolving. In The Bow Whispers to the Arrow, time and material collide… Read More »
Compartments of Desire features new work that explores sexuality, fetishism, power, and, naturally, desire. Using a variety of media, Wendt challenges our notions of gender and taxonomy, in work that… Read More »
Women & Their Work proudly presents Nothing Lasts Forever, a solo multimedia exhibition by Austin-based artist Yoon Cho. Recently named by the Austin Museum of Art as one of… Read More »
In this multi-media exhibition, Fauerso explores the world of animation. Her captivating frame-by-frame paintings come alive as they move across the screen and interact with each other. Influenced by her… Read More »
Howardena Pindell is an African-American artist strongly committed to addressing contemporary social issues such as racism, sexism, politics, war, and human rights. Pindell has used various media techniques to explore… Read More »
A multi-media collaboration among three artists: Laurel Butler, Catherine Conn, and Sylvia Orozco. It was held at the Texas Council on Family Violence Annual Conference.
Photography exhibition featured work by Maria Flores and Scott Van Osdol; shown in conjunction with the movie, “Rosie the Riveter.” Held at the AFL-CIO Auditorium.
Between the months of October and December 1977, a multi-media arts festival and celebration of work by women artists offered exhibitions of the visual arts and literary, musical, dramatic and… Read More »