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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Chronicle Critics Table Nominations
Have you checked the Austin Chronicle‘s Critics Table Awards nominations for 2007-2008? Women & Their Work is in effect: Pattern Pattern Pattern, curated by our own Katherine McQueen and Lisa Choinacky, garnered a nomination for best Group Gallery Exhibition. Women … Continue reading
Posted in art, Austin
Tagged 20 to watch, austin critics table, jill pangallo, note to self, pattern pattern pattern, women and their work, yoon cho
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BLU we love you!
If you haven’t seen it yet, you simply must check out the newest wall animation from BLU.
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Double Fantasy
Here’s a couple of slices from the Fuse Box Collaboration Project at Big Medium Gallery from last Saturday night, featuring the work of our own Lisa Choinacky (Women & Their Work’s Operations Manager) and NYC artist Jake Borndal. The Fuse … Continue reading
Posted in art, Austin, collaboration, Fusebox Festival
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May GiftShop Sale!
Women & Their Work is celebrating 30 years of helping women artists, and for the month of May, the GiftShop will offer 30% off many gifts. It’s a great place to get the perfect Mother’s Day gift. Don’t forget, Mother’s … Continue reading
Posted in 30th anniversary, art, Austin, Gift Shop, gifts
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“I know what it feels like to be a wife that no one pays attention to…”
We all know that female artists are underrepresented in galleries and art history tomes in addition to earning less than their male counterparts. Duh–that’s one of the main reasons Women & Their Work exists. But as a new documentary reveals, … Continue reading
Posted in art, documentary, NYC
Tagged boyfriends, Cindy Sherman, female artists, Paul H-O, pitfalls of fame, whiny groupies
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Los Outsiders Interview Katy Heinlein
As you may already know, Katy Heinlein’s W&TW show Unknown Pleasures aroused much curiosity. Maybe this chat with the artist recorded by Los Outsiders will dispel some of the mystery. Check it: http://losoutsiders.wordpress.com/2008/04/25/artist-katy-heinlein/
Posted in art, Austin, Houston
Tagged katy heinlein, los outsiders, unknown pleasures
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Sister Space 