Allison Wiese is a Brooklyn-bred and Houston-based interdisciplinary artist. Her sculptures, sound installations and architectural interventions celebrate improvisational authority, altering spaces through acts of labeling, christening or commemoration. The installation… Read More »
Women & Their Work organized a powerful retrospective exhibition in celebration of Austin artist Tré Arenz. Arenz specialized in contemporary ceramic sculpture, ranging from small individual objects to large mixed-media installations;… Read More »
Susan Cheal created mixed media animal sculptures using plastic, foam, audio motors and flocking, in an exhibition titled Wild Poodles Roam the Earth. Cheal’s animals offered more than met the… Read More »
Sarah Nix Ginn, Houston artist, created mixed media sculptures and drawings, using commercial dressmaker pattern paper and pins, for an exhibition titled Sanctuary. Ms. Nix Ginn stated, “I am preoccupied… Read More »
Austin artist, Jennifer Odem, created mixed media sculptures for an exhibition titled Opened Ground on view at Women & Their Work. Ms. Odem stated, “My current work explores feminine and… Read More »
Isabelle Scurry Chapman‘s small-scale mixed media paintings on wood panels in the New Work exhibition reflected her deep interest and admiration for cultures in which making images and spiritual practice… Read More »
Women & Their Work was pleased to present Juror’s Choice: The 1999 Members Show. Work for this group exhibition of 16 artists was selected by Suzanne Weaver, then Assistant Curator,… Read More »
Austin artist Virginia Fleck created sculptures which referenced human comfort, shelter, and survival and drew on her Irish-American heritage. Fashioning sculptures out of discarded household fixtures such as bird-cages, lace… 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 »