The Glorious Diary of Herstory Panel Talk & Performance

MARCH 14, 2026 2PM: The Glorious Diary of Herstory Panel Talk brings together artists Bria Woods, Sonya Rosario, and Barbara Felix for a conversation about parallel practices in documenting women’s voices. Moderated by Kathy Armstrong, the discussion will explore how movement, portraiture, video, and interview function as acts of listening and testimony. Together, the artists will reflect on collaboration, process, and the responsibility of witnessing women’s lived experiences through contemporary visual storytelling.

ABOUT THE MODERATOR: Kathy Armstrong is a leader in the arts and women’s health nonprofit sectors, contributing to the cultural and civic life of San Antonio. She served more than five years as Executive Director of Luminaria, producing the Contemporary Arts Festival and overseeing its artist grant program, significantly expanding the organization’s capacity. Previously, she was Director of Exhibitions at the Southwest School of Art for 17 years, curating programs with national and regional artists. Armstrong has also held leadership roles with SAY Sí, Artpace San Antonio, and University Health, and remains active in feminist advocacy and community engagement.

4PM: Barbara Felix presents A Glorious Movement — Bodies in Joy, Voices Rising,  a multidisciplinary collaboration that brings together the reflections of Felix’s muses embodied by Jennifer Jones, Tanesha Payne and Erika Casasola in a four-part journey of vulnerability, empowerment, and collective joy. The interactive performance weaves movement, voice, framed by the evocative poetry of Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson, and undertones of music composed by Shelly Lares with the ethereal vocals of Aralyn Solei. The experience unfolds as a ritual of hope and unity at a time when women need it most.

Info: Artists talk about their parallel practices in documenting the stories of women. Moderated by Kathy Armstrong.

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