Para Los Desasesinadose was a collaborative installation by San Antonio photographer Kathy Vargas and installation artist Diana Cardenas. Vargas’ work memorialized two friends lost to AIDS, while Cardenas acknowledged those… Read More »
One of the first things that impressed me about Judy Maxwell was that she seemed to possess that definitive element I found in all artists’ work I respected — she… Read More »
Artist Statement The work in this show is inspired mainly by 19th-century European novelists — Wilkie Collins, George Eliot, Ann Radcliffe, Henry James, Emile Zola, and Leo Tolstoi — though… Read More »
The Power of Enduring Presence was curated by Kathryn Davidson. Artists included in the exhibition: Sue Blevins, Rowena Elkin, Dorothy Hood, Hung Hsien, Jean Lacy, Marilyn Lanfear, Heather Marcus, Celia… Read More »
Artist Statement My work is about creating abstract forms and working with them in an “abstract expressionist” fashion. The shapes I create are reminiscent of biological forms. During the painting… Read More »
An exhibition organized by Carolyn Prescott that featured painting, photography and mixed media work. Homage To… explored the influences women writers, dancers, and painters have had on ten Austin women… Read More »
Donald Byrd/The Group was known for boldly inventive and physically irresistible choreography. The performance featured the Texas premieres of Prodigal, Jazz Dogs and Jazz Dogs Also, and Dark Joy. The… Read More »
This installation by San Antonio artist Catherine Cisneros explored wind and motion.
Women & Their Work was proud to present Washington, D.C. dancer Liz Lerman and The Dance Exchange in addition to her company of senior citizens, Dancers of the Third Age,… Read More »