Studio HCE is an online gallery space dedicated exclusively to women's art. We host a regular program of original and 'traveling' exhibitions featuring artists from around the globe.
What's On
More Than Fifty: Women's Labor & Migration in the 21st CenturyFor the first time in history, the rate of women's international migration has exceeded that of men, with more than 50% of all migrants worldwide now being women. In this special exhibition artists Myrna Balk, Lizza May David, Frau Fiber, subRosa, and Moira Zoitl explore the complexity of women's migration and globalized labor practices, probing issues of the garment industry, domestic work, and the sex trade. View the exhibition now
Contact
studiohce@hercircleezine.comPast Shows
April 1 - May 31, 2008
Hunter Clarke :: Bestiarius
March 1 - April 30, 2008
Ilene Sova :: Salon 1875 - 2008
March 1 - April 30, 2008
Full Circle :: A Tribute to Women's Diversity in the ArtsVolunteer Opportunities
Online Exhibitions Assistant (Studio HCE)
From The Writer's Life
Q&A with Emma Donoghue, author of 'Room'The author chats about the inspiration for her latest work. Read more »
What Do You Want To Write?Guest blogger Susanne Dunlap asks the seminal question for every writer. Read more »
Confessions of a Porn ResearcherGuest blogger Gail Dines talks about reactions to her work. Read more »
Weekly Writing Prompt #9Post your response to this week's writing prompt! Read more »
JuncturingMarissa Matrazzo blogs about the beautiful accident that became her book Drenched. Read more »
Framing the PastGuest blogger Zetta Elliott: How can we study representations of trauma when trauma resists representation? Read more » Read more from this blog
From inContext
My Happy Life: The Disturbingly SaneIn My Happy Life, Lydia Millet takes the view that the members of society that do not fit in are insane to various degrees and turns it on its head. Read more »
Harriet Beecher Stowe’s The Minister’s Wooing and Married Women TodayWell, I did it: I got through all 578 pages of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s The Minister’s Wooing. I survived the flowery 19th century language and constant satirical jabs... Read more »
One World Cafe Virtual Reading Series
Hollace Metzger performs in the One World CafeChronicling a journey from the subways of New York, travels across Europe, and into Parisian life, Metzger's work is a portrait of transition and a search for one's creative voice. Listen now »
Studio HCE Virtual Gallery
More Than Fifty: Women's Labor & Migration in the 21st CenturyIn this special exhibition artists Myrna Balk, Lizza May David, Frau Fiber, subRosa, and Moira Zoitl explore the complexity of women's migration and globalized labor practices, probing issues of the garment industry, domestic work, and the sex trade. View the exhibition now »
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