The Book Re-configured presented alternative and experimental bookworks produced by 18 Texas women artists. The Book Re-configured moved the book from literary to visually creative realms, offering books that combined methods… 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 »
In this exhibition, Re:Framing the Past: Recent Work From Texas Women Photographers, Jean Caslin, Executive Director of the Houston Center for Photography, selected nine artists whose work examines women’s lives… Read More »
Women & Their Work announced an exhibition featuring the work of Texas women artists that opened September 24, 1992 in Austin. A statewide tour of this exhibit took place from… Read More »
Ancestors Known and Unknown, which included more than 80 box works, communicated experiences of women artists of color in a culture that is often indifferent to or ignorant of their… Read More »
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 »
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 »
Portraits in the Time of Aids is a collective portrait of men, women, and children who live with AIDS. An exhibition featuring 52 photographs by Guggenheim fellow Rosalind Solomon