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THE(FIRST) launched on October 20, 2013 – January 31, 2014.
In celebration of (wo)manorial’s one year anniversary, we are happy to present the(FIRST). This exhibition highlights artists from (wo)manorial’s short past by including the works of 22 artists along with collective (wo)manorialists. the(FIRST) sets out to engage, question, develop, and/or destroy experiences of femininity. It sets out not to find any concrete resolutions but rather unveil further questions.
Works by Haley Kattner Allen | Geneveive Belleveau | LauraLee Brott | Laura Carter | Rebecca Carter | Kasumi Chow | Vanessa Forsten | Jessica Iannuzzi Garcia | Andrea Goldman | Elizabeth Hamilton | Hillerbrand+Magsamen | EJ Hill | Alevtina Kakhidze | Mona Kasra | Sara Ludy | Arthur Peña | Joshua Petker | Gabriela Ochoa | Oleksiy Salmanov | H. Schenck | Alison Starr | Laura Theobald
SELFi.e was (wo)manorial's fourth online exhibition that ran from July 14, 2013 – October 19, 2013.
SELFi.e. approaches concepts of the feminine self in a world saturated by the “selfie.”
28 artists utilize the self both literally and figuratively within their work and collectively provide a snapshot of today’s “me”–an individual inundated by popular culture and social media, in collaboration with technology. Stepping into the territory of the contemporary on- and offline self, the artists point towards a dilemma of a genre that is both giving the empowerment to a personality and diminishing individual attempts within the hyper-production of “selves.”
Works by Haley Kattner Allen | @Dee_Baser |Creighton Baxter | Rachelle Beaudoin | Genevieve Belleveau | Jessica Borusky | LauraLee Brott | Courtney Brown | Laura Carter | Kayla Escobedo | Vanessa Forsten | Catherine Gfeller | Jessica Iannuzzi Garcia | Sarah Hill | Zhanna Kadyrova | Mona Kasra | Soorin Kim | Christine Sun Kim | Yen-Hua Lee | Madsen Minax | Gabriela Ochoa | Caroline Picard | Aleksey Salmanov | H. Schenck | Masha Shubina | Alison Starr | Cindy St. John | Laura Theobald
"What's the Problem with Pink, Anyway?" - article from nymag.com
Discusses the pink debate thats been going on over the last few weeks... Do girls toys have to be pink? Are they feeding into stereotypes and nurturing gender inequality? Or is the problem with our treatment of the color. CLICK THE IMAGE TO READ THE ARTICLE.
Susan/Elizabeth was (wo)manorial's second exhibition. It ran from January 20, 2013 – April 20, 2013 and explored artistic representations of female relationships.
Works by Kristin Aardsma, Hanna Andrews, Marisa Crawford, Becca Klaver, Krystal Languell, and Caolan Madden | Haley Kattner Allen | Holly Andres and Grace Carter | Kat Bossi | LauraLee Brott | Courtney Brown | Rebecca Carter and Andrea Goldman | Jennifer Chan | Kasumi Chow | Cornelia Hediger | Jessica Iannuzzi Garcia | Mariya Kozhanova | Natalie Labriola | Alisa Levy | Allison Lorenzen and Rebecca Patek | Deirdre Milionis | Luisa Opalesky | Joshua Petker |Michelle Rawlings | Joel Ritch | Alison Starr | Therese + Joel | Tori Whitehead | Yeon Ji Yoo
(wo)manorial's first online exhibition, Space|Place launched October 15, 2012. It's where we first started. Click the pic to explore it for yourself.
Works by | Haley Kattner Allen | Sarah Awad | LauraLee Brott | Nathalie Daoust | Cècile B Evans | Jessica Iannuzzi Garcia | Laura A Gonzalèz | Alexander Ho |Diggy Lloyd | Sara Ludy | Deirdre Milionis | Anh-Thuy Nguyen | Gabriela Ochoa | Rainey Warren | Tori Whitehead
Virginia Woolf/honorary womanorialist/inspiration
From womanorialists FeedbackFeedbackLoopLoop
http://www.rebeccacarter.org/drawings/feedbackfeedbacklooploop/