Experiences In Femininity
Presenter Type
UNO Undergraduate Student
Major/Field of Study
Art and Art History
Other
BFA Studio Art, BA Art History
Advisor Information
Professor Dave Helm
Location
CEC RM #128
Presentation Type
Oral Presentation
Start Date
22-3-2024 9:00 AM
End Date
22-3-2024 10:15 AM
Abstract
Experiences in Femininity is a student run, juried exhibition occupying the 1st floor of Criss Library at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. The 2024 exhibition is co-curated by Antonia (Toni) Parker and Kennedy Wallman, both are students within the Art and Art History Department. The juried exhibition features selected work based on the UNO student's critical engagement with the theme. Experiences in Femininity is an exploration of the diversity and complexities of the feminine experience. Works selected range from book arts, soft sculpture, poetry, 2-D, and digital media. Additional programming and a local artist collaboration has been included, to both promote our student led exhibition, and to highlight the rich capacities of our students in their engagement with contemporary feminist thought.
Our oral presentation, which coincides with the exhibition, will discuss the history, process, and future of the exhibition. A special emphasis will be made on community building and creating spaces for critical discussion.
Experiences In Femininity
CEC RM #128
Experiences in Femininity is a student run, juried exhibition occupying the 1st floor of Criss Library at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. The 2024 exhibition is co-curated by Antonia (Toni) Parker and Kennedy Wallman, both are students within the Art and Art History Department. The juried exhibition features selected work based on the UNO student's critical engagement with the theme. Experiences in Femininity is an exploration of the diversity and complexities of the feminine experience. Works selected range from book arts, soft sculpture, poetry, 2-D, and digital media. Additional programming and a local artist collaboration has been included, to both promote our student led exhibition, and to highlight the rich capacities of our students in their engagement with contemporary feminist thought.
Our oral presentation, which coincides with the exhibition, will discuss the history, process, and future of the exhibition. A special emphasis will be made on community building and creating spaces for critical discussion.