Yesterday opened FEMINISM ACROSS THE GENERATIONS, running through Oct.23rd with an enthusiastic crowd present at the party. I was selected to participate in this year’s collaboration between Women’s and Gender Studies and the Koehnline Museum featuring work that explores ways feminists can reach across divisions of time and place to learn from one another in order to grow the movement. What can feminists of today learn from the triumphs, sacrifices, and mistakes of our foremothers? What are fresh perspectives and methods that a new generation of feminist activists can bring to the table? This provocative exhibit examines—and celebrates—feminism’s past, present, and future.

Click to watch video of the opening ceremony and Click to read The Daily Herald’s article

My piece at the museum: THE HANDS THAT TELL YOU STORIES, woodcut and collage, 2015