Gallery Talk: Women Artists of the DMV: A Survey Exhibition

Curator & 6 of the artists, will discuss the exhibition "Women Artists of the DMV: A Survey Exhibition", in a gallery talk scheduled for

Saturday, 2:00- 3:00pm

Moderator: Florencio Lennox (Lenny) Campello, Curator

Panelists: Amber Robles-Gordon, Akemi Maegawa, Sophia McCrocklin, Selena "Noir" Jackson, Jenny Kanzler and Sandra Perez-Ramos.

About the exhibition:

Presented by the Alper Initiative for Washington Art
September 6–December 7, 2025

Florencio Lennox (Lenny) Campello, Curator

Artists: Esperanza Alzona, Sarah Bentley, Anne Bouie, Adjoa Burrowes, Ellen Cornett, Danni Dawson, Delna Dastur, Margaret Dowell, Mary Early, Dana Ellyn, Rosemary Feit Covey, Barbara Frank, Helen C. Frederick, Roxana Geffen, Claudia (Aziza) Gibson-Hunter, Margery E. Goldberg, Susan Goldman, Patricia Goslee, Muriel Hasbun, Michal Hunter, Melissa Ichiuji, Selena Noir Jaquesun Jackson, Barbara Januszkiewicz, Wendy Jones Donahoe, Jenny Kanzler, Maria Karametou, Kate Kretz, Susan LaMont, Harriet Lesser, Amy Lin, June Linowitz, Barbara Liotta, Kirsty Little, Laurel Lukaszewski, Dalya Luttwak, Akemi Maegawa, Joey Mánlapaz, J.J. McCracken, Sophia McCrocklin, E.J. Montgomery, Sharon Moody, Meredith Morris, Lida Moser, Georgia Nassikas, Zsudayka Nzinga, Teresa Oaxaca, Dora Patin, Judith Peck, Sandra Pérez-Ramos, Naan Pocen, Annette Polan, Amber Robles-Gordon, Alla Rogers, Nancy Sausser, Pearl Shen, Alexandra Silverthorne, Renee Stout, Veronica Szalus, Valerie Theberge, Andrea Way, Joyce Wellman, Sue Wrbican and Shawn Yancy.

American University Museum is proud to serve as the central venue for this groundbreaking survey exhibition taking place across sixteen locations throughout the Greater Washington, DC region. The show brings together leading and emerging voices across all genres of the fine arts.

With more than 60 works of art on display at AU Museum, and more than 400 artists included in all 16 locations, this unprecedented initiative is now “the largest curated survey of contemporary living women artists in the nation and the first survey of female visual artists working across the DMV,” according to curator Lenny Campello.

Presented by AU Museum’s Alper Initiative for Washington Art, the timing of Women Artists of the DMV coincides with American University’s biennial Feminist Art History Conference.

Discover the breadth, diversity, and creative “superpowers” of women artists working today in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia with Women Artists of the DMV.

This event will be held in-person at the museum.

Please direct any questions about this event to the museum's main contact for this event, Patricia E Poku-Speight at [email protected].

Image: Sharon Moody, Falling Away, 2024. Oil on panel, 18 x 24 inches. Courtesy of the artist.

Host or Publisher American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center