“Life After Life in Prison” by Sara Bennett examines the lives of four women as they return to society after serving many years in prison.
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Art Curator Anna Hugo Explores Unconventional Exhibition Formats
New York art curator Anna Hugo constructs exhibitions that give voice to the unconventional.
Three Questions With Kimia Ferdowsi Kline
Kimia Ferdowsi Kline’s curatorial career began when she was sitting at the front desk at the Wythe Hotel. It was her first job in New York—no gallery would hire her, she explains.…
Beth Hoeckel’s Collage of Feelings
The work of Beth Hoeckel combines seemingly mismatched elements taken from scraps she’s collected, often forcing glossy personas and objects from retro printed matter into otherworldly encounters.
Phantasmagoria: An All-Women’s Show by Gillian Zinser at IDIO
AWT and IDIO gallery present PHANTASMAGORIA, a show by Gillian Zinser, featuring eight women artists from across the country, to celebrate the intersection of dream and wake, fantasy and reality.
Frances F. Denny’s Virtuosic First Monograph
We are delighted to announce that AWT Contributing Photographer Frances F. Denny is the star of a solo show as well as her first monograph, Let Virtue Be Your Guide. Frances…
AWT at IDIO Gallery
Among body shops and tire yards on an unexpected block in Brooklyn, the scents of the tortilla factory wafting through the air, is a hidden oasis for female-driven art: IDIO Gallery. A…
A Look Back At The Original Queen Of The Selfie: “Frida Kahlo: Art, Garden, Life”
Frida Kahlo didn’t give a fuck about her unibrow. She didn’t give a fuck about her mustache, either. Her life is a study in existing on one’s own terms: She married a…
Where are the great women artists?: She/Folk at IDIO
Where are the great women artists? That was the question Montana Simone Mathieu, Director of IDIO in Bushwick, asked herself as she began curating the gallery’s most recent show. Along with Nico…
Pathmakers Exhibit Highlights Postwar Women’s Art
The Pathmakers exhibit at the Museum of Arts and Design features, or in MAD’s words “celebrates,” notable women working in the fields of art and design. Split between two floors, it features…
One Woman Show: Yoko Ono’s MOMA Retrospective
The Museum of Modern Art has finally organized a retrospective of Yoko Ono’s work (Yoko Ono: One Woman Show 1960–1971). But the show’s title is misleading–the exhibit focuses as much on Ono’s…
A Women’s Thing at Collectif Blanc
This Thursday, we’re jazzed. Why are we jazzed? Because we’re a part of this weekend’s Newspaper Edition exhibition at Collectif Blanc. Collectif Blanc is a curatorial platform in Montreal that promotes hidden jewels…
Looking Through “The Needle’s Eye”
The hand is covered in stitches, and they’re not the medical kind. In pink thread and neat patterns, which follow the head and heart lines, the living human hand on the screen…