Bennie Flores Ansell
Bennie Flores Ansell created a unique photographic installation titled I 2K- Imelda 2000, after the show’s largest work, a huge swarm of 2000 shoe-butterflies. Ansell photographed the most outrageous, colorful,… Read More »
Bennie Flores Ansell created a unique photographic installation titled I 2K- Imelda 2000, after the show’s largest work, a huge swarm of 2000 shoe-butterflies. Ansell photographed the most outrageous, colorful,… Read More »
Jill Bedgood created a mixed media installation, Deadly Sins/ Worldly Virtues, that explored contemporary issues as they related to society and some of the seven deadly sins. Her small bronze… Read More »
quote ADVICE unquote explored female familial relations in contemporary African American culture and parallel relationships between women in traditional West-African culture. Ms. Meek created challenging installations using found objects, natural… Read More »
Internationally acclaimed Austin-based artist, Margo Sawyer created a site-specific installation which evolved out of her research on sacred spaces in architecture and garden design. Transformation represented a further development of… Read More »
Women & Their Work was pleased to present Italy: Real & Imagined, a collaborative installation and performance by Austin artist, Tre Arenz and choreographer/performer, Deborah Hay. The performance installation event… Read More »
Identity, an exhibition of eight Texas women artists including three with Austin roots, presented a variety of media: painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, video, and computer-generated images. The open reception was… Read More »
Houston-based artist Toby Topek’s installation, Ephemera, presented fragments of natural and man-made materials collected on her journeys in the Mediterranean such as ficus leaves, bottles containing minerals and fluids, and… Read More »
Dallas-based artist, Sherry Owens created a site-specific installation of her meticulously crafted organic sculpture on view at Women & Their Work. Owens’ sculptures were a collaboration between the artist and… Read More »
Regina Vater’s work was infused with the sacred symbols and mythologies of many cultures, and especially with the African and Amerindian traditions of her native country, Brazil. For Vater, art… Read More »