BRUSSELS – Through July 21st, La Centrale Électrique of Brussels exhibits the first monographic exhibition in Belgium of the controversial and surprising African artist Jane Alexander.
Security (Surveys from the Cape of Good Hope): Jane Alexander @ La Centrale Électrique
Marjorie Price exhibition at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center, April 3rd – 25th
Sea Dance (diptych) 48″ x 108″ Marjorie Price’s exhibition of new paintings from The Bathers Series opens April 3 at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center in Frederick, Maryland, a lovely, historical town outside of Washington D. C.. Having been an avid swimmer and competitive synchronized swimmer — as well as a painter — all [...]
Dear Talula, a film by Lori Benson
2006, 34 minutes Review by Nicolette Westfall Lori Benson potently documents her abrupt transition from new mother to a patient with breast cancer. Although the work is only 34 minutes long, it is an emotionally charged film that reveals great insight into her struggle with a mastectomy and life afterwards. Footage of peaceful time with [...]
WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution arrives in New York
by Lee Conell “Where should I start?” I wondered when I wandered into “WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution,” the show currently on display at PS 1. “WACK!” is international in its scope, and with over 400 works from all over the world, I don’t know if anyone could have given me a compass and [...]
The Pen and Brush Celebrate Opening of Full Circle Exhibit
by Diane Saarinen Art lovers crowded into the Pen and Brush for the opening of “Full Circle: A Tribute to the Cultural Diversity of Women’s Art.” Heavy rain and thundershowers could not hold back the crowd from visiting the Pen and Brush, New York on March 8, where awards were announced for the latest exhibition, [...]
Fifth Annual Women’s Show at VARGA
by Lynn Alexander The VARGA Gallery of Woodstock, New York, recently concluded the annual Women’s Show–an event showcasing more than thirty artists of diverse styles and themes. The show featured a solo exhibition by surrealist visionary Cristine Cambrea and Corinne Dolle, (a.k.a. Coco), whose pin-ups have appeared in The Village Voice and The New York [...]
Excellent Women of Manga
by Suzanne Kamata Every year, the Japan Media Festival is held in a different prefecture in conjunction with the national holiday, Culture Day. This year, the festival was held in Tokushima Prefecture, where I live. I attended the exhibition of prize-winning manga, electronic games and anime with my eight-year-old son. While he was off checking [...]
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