Margarita Cabrera’s work focuses on household appliances made by maquiladoras, sweatshop laborers in Mexican towns bordering the United States. Cabrera, a Mexican-American artist, purchases these products in the U.S. and… Read More »
Regine Basha, Curator, selected works from Women & Their Work artist members online slide registry. The exhibition titled Fuzzy Logic included installations, photography, video, and works on paper by the… Read More »
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 »
The images in Scattered related to a specific physical state, in this case the artist’s diabetes. In the spirit of doing art true to personal experience, and in keeping with the… Read More »
The work that comprised the total ground exhibit was concerned with the idea of latent potential. Objects, ideas, others, and the self all exist in a state of duality, clinging to… 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 »
Slivers of time and material were examined through trans-media works in drawings, watercolor, photography, transparencies and video showcasing by two artists: ‘Gail Dawson: Loops & Channels’ and ‘Angela White-Tragus: Expired Time’.
Women & Their Work was pleased to present Juror’s Choice: 2003 Members Show. Kate Bonansinga, Director of the University Art Galleries, University of El Paso, selected works from Women & Their Work… Read More »
Two artists, Janaki Lennie from Houston and Mona Marshall from Austin created graphite drawings and large encaustic drawings for an exhibition titled Line of Sight on view through November 8th.… Read More »