Exhibit Opening: Vulva - Deconstructing Femininity
Femininity is identified as a set of attributes, behaviors, and roles generally associated with girls and women. Femininity is constructed and can be both biological and socially defined.
Feminity is distinct from the definition of biological sex, as both men and women can exhibit feminine traits/behaviors.
Vulva intends to spotlight all biological and socially defined attributes, behavior and roles, associated with feminity, while also using the vulva as a symbol for physical and non-physical representation.
View work from Artists that exemplify and explore a more modern and conceptual deconstruction of femininity. Work that pushes the envelope and widens the intellectual, visual, and simplistic perception of what it means to be feminine.
Exhibiting Artists:
- Aleksandra Doncheva
- Allison Hilgert
- Annie Rosse
- Bianca Pastrana
- C Hill
- Casey Wullner
- Clare Dygert
- Cristin Millett
- Dawn Love
- Edward J. Medici
- James Blair
- Jean Sheridan
- Joe Lewis
- JGomez Fine Art
- Kaira Villanueva
- Kristen Stephen
- Marcus Brothersby
- Marc Brechwald
- Marcell Marias
- Margret Wilson
- Marlene Fox
- Michael Sheehan
- Michael Jon
- M'ria Swire
- Nicholae Tucker
- P.A. Kushner
- Patricia Blauvelt
- Rhys Meatyard
- Robyn Crosa
- Sheba Queen Of The Night & Zachary Knight Studios
- Sheryl Unwin
- Shilo Medina
- Susanne Nielsen
- Tamara Wyndham
- Theresa Sahhar
- Tom Parker
