NYC!!!

We just got an invitation to show in NYC next year. We have to work out the details, but it sounds great!

We just got an invitation to show in NYC next year. We have to work out the details, but it sounds great!

Bye Minneapolis!

Well, our first venue show closed yesterday.

We would like to thank all of the wonderful people at the Textile Center who helped install, promote, support and host our work. We especially wish to thank Sheryl for all of her hard work and patience. Without her help and guidance, this exhibit would not have looked so beautiful and so impressive.

Our next venue will be in Flagstaff, Arizona in the beginning of 2013. We will be posting information about upcoming news.

Textile Center Opening, July 20

Here are some photos from the opening of Underneath it all in Minneapolis.

New Work

Next Friday, July 20th, we will reveal a number of new pieces at our opening at the Textile Center.

These pieces have never been shown in any other gallery or exhibit. Look for photos on our blogsite and on Facebook. And if you find yourself in Minneapolis-stop by and see the show!

Underneath it all: Desire, power, memory & lingerie opens at the Textile Center, 3000 University Avenue, S.E. in Minneapolis on July 20 and runs through August 24th.

Minneapolis-here we come!

Our show is opening next Friday at the Textile Center. Artwork is arriving daily and the gallery is being prepped.

Here is a link to their website.
http://www.textilecentermn.org/gallery.asp

More next week...

Three artists in History of Woman

Julie Harris, Lisa Knox and Diane Bronstein each have pieces of artwork in the History of Woman show at the Thomas J. Walsh Gallery at the Quick Center. The Quick Center is the arts and performing center of Fairfield University in Fairfield Connecticut.

The show opens on May 30th and runs through June 28th.

Congratulations!

In the news...

Congratulations to Laura Ann Jacobs for her upcoming solo show in New York City.  She made the pages of the New York Times.

Two new venues!

Our show has some legs-next winter in Cotuit Center for the Arts (on Cape Cod). A great venue with lots of space in an all purpose arts center. They have a theater and arts program, too.

This week we got a letter of interest from Coconino Center for the Arts in Flagstaff Arizona. Very exciting!

More details later-

Laura Ann Jacobs in the news

Laura Ann that is receiving recognition in The Huffington Post and Juxtapoz for her beautiful (and satirical) pieces. Click here to read the article about Laura Ann's amazing work.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/24/laura-ann-jacobs-under-the-c-cup_n_1228961.html?ref=arts#s636026

http://www.juxtapoz.com/Erotica/under-the-c-cup

Great work Laura Ann!

Diane Savona at Fiber Philadelphia

Diane has been very busy at Fiber Philadelphia which opened last weekend. In addition to curating a show titled Mending=Art, she has a gorgeous piece in the Outside/Inside the Box which is featured on the slide show for the Fiber Philadelphia website.

http://www.fiberphiladelphia.org/Slideshow/Outside-Inside-the-Box/outsideslideshow

https://www.gershmany.org/viewgallery.php?id=84

Congratulations Diane!

Miriam at the Printed Book in NOLA

Miriam posted that she has three pieces in this show in New Orleans. Bravo Miriam!

http://miriamschaer.com/2012/03/11/three-books-included-in-the-printed-book/

Our artists: April Dauscha

April Dauscha is the newest member of our exhibit. Her pieces are wonderful depictions of women's struggles with body image, desires and empowerment.

April Dauscha's series Exposed: An Armory of Physical Longings investigates the idea of body armor. The corsets are part of an imaginary wardrobe that serves to protect and accommodate women in their body processes and their mental states. They are uniforms that provide strength and empowerment. They speak of her desires and struggles. They seek beauty in her burdens. April Dauscha is currently a graduate student at Virginia Commonwealth University studying Fiber in the Craft/Material Studies Department. She looks towards Costume History, traditional Catholic rituals, and themes in 19th century literature to feed her obsession with ritual, reconciliation and communication through dress.