Says curator Roger Tucker, “I believe that art is transformative. The show–featuring 50 works selected from more than 700 that were submitted-is comprised of a broad variety of media including painting, sculpture, mixed media, ceramics, works on paper, photographs, prints, and more.
It will run from April 23 to May 27 at Studio Montclair Gallery. Founded in 1997, the organization includes over 500 members. Gallery appointments can be made via this link.(MONTCLAIR, NJ) - Studio Montclair presents The 25th Annual Open Juried Exhibition, “Viewpoints 2022” - one of their largest and most distinguished exhibits. Studio Montclair is committed to diversity at every level. The mission of the organization is to promote culture, education, equality, and tolerance through art. Slockett, Victoria Smits, Peter Tilgner, Kay Turner, Rhonda Urdang, Sarah Van Vliet, Margaret Rose Vendryes, Sue Eldridge Ward, Jennifer Willoughby, and Becky Yazdan.Ībout Studio Montclair: Studio Montclair is an inclusive, nationwide non-profit organization of exhibiting, professional, and emerging artists and others interested in the visual arts. Participating artists: Aodan, Ara-Lucia, Mia Ahntholz, Olga Alexander, Sandra Anton, Barbara Bickart, Jeanne Brasile, Rodriguez Calero, Marina Carreira, Gwen Charles, Liz Collins, Leslie Connito, Lisa D’Amico, Lisa DeLoria Weinblatt, Yvonne Duck, Kara Dunne, Megan Dyer, Kathleen Elyse, Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern, Modern Fossils:Judith Marchand and David P Horowitz, Yolanda Fundora, Colleen Sweeney Gahrmann, Trish Gianakis, Parastoo Haddadi, Karen Heagle, Susan Hensel, Katie Hovencamp, Jennifer Hughes, Valerie Huhn, Raluca Iancu, Kristen Iannuzzelli, Elizabeth Insogna, Miriam Jacobs, Dorian Katz, Michelle Knox, Erin Kuhn, Phoebe Legere, Jennifer Malone, Paula Marino, Anne Q McKeown, Nick Metz, Leslie Nobler, Jacquie O’Brien, Christy O’Connor, Kate Okeson, Stacey AS Pritchard, Brass Rabbit, Marisol Ross, Yolanda Santa Cruz, Christine Sauerteig-Pilaar, Alix Anne Shaw, Gail G. “ Womyn’s Werq” is an old school, LGBTQIA-friendly, radical feminist art exhibition featuring a collection of more than 60 artworks describing the spirit of renewal, raw energies, sexuality, the personal is political, art making as a form of protest, soft spots, and maybe even finding love in the age of COVID.Ĭlick here to register for a ZOOM reception and curator talk on Friday, March 19 at 7 PM.
The exhibition features a wide range of 2-D artworks and sculptures, short video art pieces serving as visual narratives in the main gallery, and, in the exterior windows, featuring exciting contemporary art installations!
With a strong focus on inclusion, this show serves as a snapshot of contemporary work created by gender-fluid, eco-femme, queer/trans, and old-school butch/femmes. “Womyn’s Werq” honors radical feminists, artists who identify with LGBTQIA culture and the spirit of breaking conventional boundaries in our daily lives. “ Womyn’s Werq” asked artists to reflect on how radicalism manifests on a visceral and intellectual level – is it the artist’s engagement with protest, activism, cultural organizing? Is it the materials used or the content the artist takes up? “Under patriarchy the female did not herself develop the symbols by which she is described.” -Kate Millett, Sexual Politics
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