SO-CAL

Artifacts: Allied Craftsmen of San Diego
Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside
On view: 2/17– 7/8/18
 
I’ll have art in this exhibition connected to themes in the book Station Eleven that revolve around the “artifacts” of a recently collapsed early 21st-century Western society. In this exhibition curated by Nancy Bergmann, members of the Allied Craftsmen of San Diego explore artistic interpretations of commonplace objects that give viewers the experience of artifacts from another time or place.
 
Feminism Now
Shoebox Projects, Los Angeles
Opening reception: 2/25/18 from 3 - 6 p.m.
On view: 2/24 to 3/11/18
 
Members of the San Diego Feminist Image Group, Shoebox Projects and the Swedish Group Krogen Amerika present artworks that explore multiple visions of what feminism is today.
 
*This exhibition will travel to Stockholm, Sweden in May 2018.
 
Mind the Gap
Southwestern College, San Diego
Opens: 3/15/18
On view: 3/15 to 4/19/18
 
Female artists invite a male artist to exhibit work that either complements or contrasts with their own. I have invited Richard Burkett to show with me.

SWEDEN

Equally pleased to announce two upcoming shows in Sweden.

Feminism Now (FIG – Feminist Image Group) 
Grafiska Sallskapet, Stockholm Sweden
Curated by Anna Stump and Asa Kvissberg
Opens: 4/26/18
On view: 4/26 to 6/17/18
 
Members of the San Diego Feminist Image Group, Shoebox Projects and the Swedish Group Krogen Amerika present artworks that explore multiple visions of what feminism is today, in the context of Southern California and Northern Europe. Artists address the complexity of gender equality through themes such as sexism, body image, class, race, politics, spirituality, domesticity, biology, and history.
 
Betrayed
Krogen Amerika, Sweden
Opens 4/25/18
 
Kathleen Mitchell and I will be exhibiting paintings and sculpture on the subject of teaching the arts in prison settings. Kathleen is with Project Paintat Donovan State Prison and I teach Healing Art Process classes at local women’s detention facility. Krogen Amerika is the name of a Swedish printmaking group and art gallery located in a 300-year-old red, wooden house in the center of Linköping in the region of Östergötland.