Are you stymied by contracts and what it takes to tour your work? This free workshop will provide information about opportunities for performing artists who are interested ready and have the capacity… Read More »
Ann Johnson wants to have face-to-face conversation. This installation resembles an outdoor park. Visitors are invited to sit and discuss highly charged words in her tree sculptures such as Ferguson and immigration. Using… Read More »
This year’s Benefit Bash theme, Rose is a Rose is a Rose, is a nod to two early twentieth century artists: writer and art patron Gertrude Stein, who memorialized the phrase… Read More »
Okwui Okpokwasili: Fusebox Waffle Chat Friday, April 8 from noon – 1pm At Women & Their Work, 1710 Lavaca St. Join us for waffles, coffee and a conversation with Okwui… Read More »
Over the past nine years, Orna Feinstein has collected tens of thousands of art exhibition invitations and she has repurposed them to create her new installation, Papellibrium. Combining the cards… Read More »
Join us Wednesday, March 2nd from 6-8pm for a closing reception with Sally Weber. Sally Weber uses holographic works, video, sculpture and photography to create experiential environments. She examines ways… Read More »
Screening of HAINT by Alyssa Taylor Wendt and Chamber/Antechamber Productions The directorial debut from multimedia artist Alyssa Taylor Wendt, HAINT is an experimental narrative feature film that tells the… Read More »
Join us for a conversation with internationally esteemed artist, Deborah Hay. Hay will read selections from Using the Sky to supplement even more recent thoughts about the body beyond what… Read More »
Since late 2012, Judy Jensen has been making and donating reverse paintings on glass to a Buddhist temple, Wat Chong Klang, in Thailand, to replace 19th-century Burmese glass paintings… Read More »