Monday, May 30, 2016

Feminism Now at Gallery D

FIG's current exhibit Feminism Now is currently at Gallery D in Barrio Logan through June 10, with the closing exhibition from 6-10 PM on the 11th. Catalogs of the work, which includes work by members of the Swedish group Krogen Amerika, are available at the show and through Amazon here.

The exhibit presents artworks that explore multiple visions of what feminism is today, in the context of Southern California and Northern Europe. Artists addressed the complexity of gender equality through themes such as sexism, body image, class, race, politics, spirituality, domesticity, biology, and history.



Janice Grinsell, Perfection



Ann Olsen, If Any Woman


Daphne Hill, Dick 1, Dick 2, and Dick 3


Nilly Gill, Her-BraidedInterior


Amy Paul, Roses for Bea


Hasti Radpoor, Lifeguard


Nilly Gill, Reenacting-TheReal


Hasti Radpoor, Unstoppable


Helen Redman, She Blazed the Trail So Far


Amy Paul, Luna


Ginger Rosser, Respect


Kathleen McCord, Barmaid 

Grace Matthews, Faith Prince Wanted


Lisa Hutton, View, I'm Gorgeous Inside, Spa, and Gourmet


Daphne Hill, Avis Miller, November '70, Cynthia Hall, March '71;
and Jennifer Liano, May '70

Lena Wiklund, Close


Marina Holmberg, Fe-male


Ann Olsen, Gross Domestic Product


Terrilynn, Labeled


Anne de Geer, Where Is the Limit I? (top) and Where Is the Limit II? (bottom)


Moya Devine, Merry Go Round


Hannah Johansen, Muse's Kiss


Hannah Johansen, New Haircut, Shuffle, and First Date


Susan Osborn, History (Herstory) Sewn Together




Judith Christensen, Women's Work


Helen Redman, To Become Her


Moya Devine, Skin Game


Kathy Miller, Sometimes I Have Nightmares


Lauren Carrera, Solving for Unknown Quantities, I-V


Asa Kvissberg, Love at Work


Asa Kvissberg, Mind at Work


Randi Leirnes, Dads on Parental Leave


Bhavna Mehta, Opening


Stephanie Bedwell, In the Absence of Boundaries


Irene Abraham, Slow Motion


Kathleen Mitchell, Same Old Grind 


Irene Abraham, Breakdown


Kathleen Mitchell, My Patience Is Wearing Thin


Isabelle Nilsson, Suddenly We Had Something in Common and Could Talk about It


Anna Stump, Golgotha


Grace Gray-Adams, This Is My Blood


Anna Zappoli, The Window


Kim Niehans, Queen for a Day


Christina Ruthger, A Clear Line


Jenny Treece Jorup, O Sister, Sister...


Agneta Ostlund, The Black Dress


Lisa Hutton, Pride of Ownership


Jenny Treece Jorup, Fit for a Lady


Lena Moller, On the Same Level


Prudence Horne, Framework of Feminism


Daphne Hill, Mercy Rooney, December 1972


Cindy Zimmerman, The Visible Madonna


Detail


Cindy Zimmerman, Astronauts


Cecilia Uhlin, Stand by Me


Christina Ruthger, On My Own


Pia Goransson-Lie, The Girl in the Tower


Berit Hammarback, The Last Message


Berit Hammarback, Her Own Way


Lynn Susholtz, When You and I Were Seventeen--Cycladic Goddess


Caroline Farnstrom, Every Day's Fire


Anna Zappoli, Single Mom with Pet


Terrilynn, Labeled


Linda Litteral, Honoring Women Artists


Isabelle Nilsson, The New Self Portrait


Stacie Birky Greene, The More Things Change


Kathy Nida, One of My Kind


Kathy Nida, And Then There Was One


Stacie Birky Greene, Specimen Drawer, Endangered Nests


Susan Osborn, Queen


Stacie Birky Greene, Specimen Drawer, Endangered Hawaiian Eggs


Janice Grinsell, Lost Fragments of Memory


Anna Stump, 6' 1"


Lauren Carrera, Lip Service


Jennifer Anne Bennett, Ontario 1.0


Jennifer Anne Bennett, Ontario 2.0


Linda Litteral, Womenswork


Another view


View of beaded hangers


Grace Gray-Adams, Entrails


Detail of Entrails


Detail of Entrails



Judith Christensen, Women's Work, Nineteen to Ninety



Detail of Women's Work


Stephanie Bedwell, Cosmology


Another view of Cosmology


Detail


Another detail


You can contact the gallery directly to see the show until June 11 by messaging Gallery D on Facebook, or come to the closing show on the 11th from 6-10 PM. Parts of the exhibit will be traveling to Sweden in 2017.