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 »
Monica Pierce’s small scale oil paintings on wood panels and mixed media drawings on paper in the exhibit Pattern Book were derived from her continuing fascination with patterns. Pierce began… 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 »
Marjorie Moore’s paintings and drawings in this exhibit were derived from her interpretation of her collection of toys, dolls, and bric-a-brac. Her recent work had continued the Western tradition of… Read More »
Debra Sugerman had been using a Diana camera almost exclusively for her photography work since the early 1980s. Originally introduced in the 1950s as an inexpensive toy, the wholly plastic… Read More »
Lea Whittington made sensuous wall sculptures and assemblages that had their origins in the world of high European traditions of architecture, furniture, costume and design. She took the elements of… Read More »
Laura Pickett Calfee’s color photographs in Of A Place were images of interiors of Texas homes that were intimate, unvoyeuristic views of a half dozen homes in Luling, Liberty, Archer, Austin,… 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 »
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 »