In Conversation: Why do we say "Women Artists"?

In Conversation: Why do we say "Women Artists"?

Saturday, February 21

1-3 PM

Lilienthal Gallery

23 Emory Place, Knoxville, TN

In alignment with Lilienthal Gallery’s current exhibition, , we invite you to join us for a discussion on the past and future of women artists.

Leading the conversation are Sai Clayton and Laura Hutson Hunter, organizers of the Frist Art Museum’s exhibition,, which celebrates Nashville-based women artists.

Meet the Speakers:

Sai Clayton is the Co-Curator of In Her Place at the Frist Art Museum, Curatorial Director at COOP Gallery in Nashville, and the Programming Director at Arcade Arts. She is also a visual artist whose work combines autobiography with real and imagined cultural icons to consider transcultural paradoxes.

Laura Hutson Hunter is a writer, editor, and independent curator based in Nashville. Hunter is the Co-Editor of In Her Place at the Frist Art Museum. Hunter has been the arts editor of the Nashville Scene for more than a decade, and written for Art in America and Vice. She has curated a number of exhibitions, including in the Adult Contemporary series such as Nerve: The Female Body in Women's Art and Futurephilia: Sex and Science Fiction in Contemporary Art.

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