A woman’s work is never done
Curated by Susanne Altmann

GALLERY I, II & III

Belle Shafir, Knitted Body, Wax thread and Plexiglass, dimensions variable.

January 5 - January 30, 2011

Opening Reception: January 6, 6-8:30 pm

Curated by Susanne Altmann

Artists:
Carol Boram-Hays, Judy Cooper, Lisa Cooperman, Leigh Craven, Phyllis Ewen, Terry Gips, Ann Ginsburgh Hofkin, Jan Johnson, K.A. Letts, Gladys Tietz Mercier, Haley Morris-Cafiero, Nancy Morrow, Eti Naor, Ardine Nelson, Katsura Okada, Mimi Oritsky, Joan Ryan, Belle Shafir, Marie Sivak, and Meg Walker.

Incorporating the work of women from all over the country and abroad, A woman’s work is never done focuses on the alert and critical artistic approach of the diverse group of women that form the national/ international membership at A.I.R. European curator Susanne Altmann focuses her selection on the human figure and representation, as well as a number of works which feature a fascination for abstraction or hover on the border between abstraction and representation. Poetry and precision of craft, cultural history/criticism and the natural world are themes that interweave throughout the exhibition. As the title suggests, these artists skillfully blend the personally meaningful with a close and objective eye toward cultural observation.

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