2021

So pleased to get to meet and be in conversation with Phyllis Hollis. She has an impressive line-up of artists and art world professionals that I have long admired so very honored to be counted among one of her interviewees-

The Cerebral Women Art Talks podcast is an extension of @cerebral_women. Conversations offer insights into the visual art world from artists, mainly artists of color, and female artists who freely articulate what inspires their creativity. In addition, you’ll hear interesting perspectives from dedicated art professionals who work with artists and the art institutions that feature them. Art Advisors, Art Critics, Collectors, Curators, Gallerists, Museum Professionals.

https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/c61b1557-cf72-4c00-b0ec-bac97b4c4733/cerebral-women-art-talks-podcast

Cumulative Nature: Painted Paint Rock, 4’x 6′ diptych, 2008

https://hsvmuseum.org/imitation-of-life-contemporary-approaches-to-realism/

https://www.thepaintingcenter.org/truth-beauty-freedom-love

The fact that the first work of art purchased by the Abilene Fine Arts Museum in 1939 was painted by a woman artist and the fact that the museum was founded through the efforts of local woman’s club members, many of whom were artists, foretell the museum’s long history of exhibiting and collecting artwork by women artists. Paintings, fine art prints, and photographs in this exhibition featuring over 100 outstanding works of art from The Grace Museum permanent collection is a testament to the important contributions made by women artists in the 20th and 21st century.

Artwork by Lee Krasner, Alice Neel, Marion Post Wolcott, Hung Liu, Peggy Bacon, Garciella Iturbide, Melissa Miller, Beili Liu, Helen Altman, Lillian Garcia-Roig, Toni LaSelle, and Mary Ellen Mark is presented “frame to frame” with exceptional artwork by other women artists of the past and present in solidarity of purpose and achievement in the visual arts.

https://www.thegracemuseum.org/exhibitions-list/2020/9/20/sherry-owens-outgrowth-jf6rd-jldzg