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Date: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 At 12:00 PM
Duration: 7 Hours
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 Mother/mother-* is an exhibition of work made by artists within the years immediately following a pregnancy or the birth of a child. The exhibition includes drawings, paintings, narrative and non-narrative film and video, sculpture, an artist's book, an audio selection, and one piece of embroidery. The artists live and work in the U.S., Canada, Scotland, England, and Spain.
Curated by Jennifer Wroblewski
December 2, 2009 - January 3, 2010
Opening Reception: Thursday Dec 3rd from 6pm to 8pm
Film and Video Screening: Saturday Dec. 12th from 6pm to 8pm
A.I.R. Gallery (Advocating for women in the arts since 1972)
111 Front Street #228
Brooklyn, NY 11201 |
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