In Small Deaths, Kate Breakey presented large-scale photographs of dead birds, delicate moths, and withering flowers to convey with startling beauty, both the strength and the fragility of life. Breakey referred… Read More »
Annette Lawrence created resonant imagery from deceptively simple materials: brown paper, glue, black and white-paint, chips of limestone and lava rock, and in some works, her menstrual blood. Lawrence chose… 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 »
Women & Their Work proudly announced Part II of our First Annual Members Exhibition. This exhibition featured work by innovative Texas artists, selected from our Members Slide Registry by the… Read More »
The installation Conversation Pieces: Short Stories from Long-Term Memory confronted issues of aging, memory and photographic truth in a unique and provocative way. Through a combination of photographs, furniture, and books… Read More »
Cynthia Lin’s dynamic work in New Paintings explored and expanded the idea of the two-dimensional surface. Her often bright canvases varied in rhythm from bustling to explosive to absorbed. The paintings… Read More »
Women & Their Work welcomed nationally recognized dancer and choreographer Ann Carlson to Austin for two performances. Hailed as one of this nation’s leading choreographers and a major performance artist,… Read More »
Women & Their Work proudly announced our First Annual Members Exhibition. This exhibition featured work by innovative Texas artists, selected from our Members Slide Registry by the distinguished curator, Annette… Read More »
A gifted comedienne and captivating storyteller, Ruby Nelda Perez brought the one-woman play by Rodrigo Duarte Clark to life hilariously. In the town of Salsipuedes (“get-out-if-you-can”), Doña Rosita invites you… Read More »