Poetry Tea Party
Snack on tea and refreshments in the courtyard, and then choose a poem to read aloud or to yourself from books selected by exhibiting artist, Jade Walker. Blankets, books, and… Read More »
Snack on tea and refreshments in the courtyard, and then choose a poem to read aloud or to yourself from books selected by exhibiting artist, Jade Walker. Blankets, books, and… Read More »
Fresh from the Studio invites W&TW artist members to share what they are working on now with you! In this virtual format, artists will share work in progress, newly finished… Read More »
A book launch celebration for Lisa Olstein’s Late Empire and Julie Carr’s Objects from a Borrowed Confession. Lisa Olstein is the author of three previous poetry collections: RADIO CRACKLING, RADIO… Read More »
Join us for a reading, presentation, and book signing of Gravity Is Stronger Here. Award-winning photographer Phyllis B. Dooney and critically acclaimed writer Jardine Libaire will present their creative nonfiction montage… Read More »
Join us for a night of inspiring and moving performances featuring Kelene Blake-Fallon, Sade Jones, Shanitra Harris, Marzai Sadler, and Sunni Soper. Reacting to the themes presented in Ann Johnson’s Converse: Real Talk, performance artists will… Read More »
Artist Yuliya Lanina will spoke about her exhibit, Arcadian Rhapsody. Lisa Olstein read her poetry. Kathryn Findlen (mezzo soprano) and Charlie Magnone (piano) performed Lascivious Love Songs, music by… Read More »
Women and Their Work is proud to present and bring together four outstanding artists, Guggenheim Fellow Wura-Natasha Ogunji, The Austin Project’s Florinda Bryant, Ballet East’s Sadé M. Jones and… Read More »
“Spitfire”, “devotedly irreverent”, and “elegantly devastating” are just some of the phrases used to describe poet and memoirist Mary Karr. In person or on the page, Karr is undeniably distilled.… Read More »
Women & Their Work presented Austin artist Tracie Leeds Storie in a solo exhibition of multi-layered, multi-dimensional handkerchief paintings. Using words and visual poems, Storie explored traditional and non-traditional relationships,… Read More »