Showing posts with label mothers in the arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mothers in the arts. Show all posts

Monday, March 17, 2014

MAW Supports the Columbus Public Schools Mannequin Project!

Thank you to MAW for generously supporting the Columbus Public Schools Mannequin Project! (CPSMP)

What IS CPSMP, you ask?

It is a project to raise funds for the purchase of wooden, hand-made artist mannequins which will eventually live in a few--yet to be determined--art classrooms within the Columbus Public School system... ... The mannequins will first be used in an installation for the Patterns exhibition at Tacocat Cooperative in May 2014.

After the exhibition, the mannequins will then be given to Columbus Public Schools. "It is about how one act, in this case putting the mannequins in the classroom, creates a positive ripple effect, a pattern of creativity, that extends beyond the act of giving and the object." 

Won't you support this project?
Columbus Public Schools Mannequin Project

Monday, April 11, 2011

Coming to Concourse Gallery


Mother Artists at Work: Laboring

April 28-May 20, 2011

Opening Reception Friday, April 29th, 2-5:00pm

The Cultural Arts Division is pleased to present Mother Artists at Work: Laboring on display April 28-May 20 in the Concourse Gallery, Municipal Services Center 3600 Tremont Road. Mother Artists at Work explore, "laboring," a theme playing on the dual meaning of the process of becoming a mother as well as the toiling of an artist. Featuring works in 2-D & 3-D mixed media, painting, enameling, fiber and photography. The mission of MAW, a non-profit association of mothers working in the arts, is to support and promote artists who are mothers through networking, professional development, and exhibit opportunities, as they work to keep career and family in balance.

Join us April 29th at 2:24 pm, during the Mother Artists at Work: Laboring opening reception, for a screening of Who Does She Think She Is? Academy Award Winning film-maker Pamela Tanner Boll examines some of the most pressing issues of our time; parenting and work, partnering and independence, economics and art. This film follows five women who refuse to choose between working and mothering. A roundtable discussion following the film will feature artists from Mother Artists at Work: Laboring and the previous Concourse Gallery exhibit Image - Self: Women in Art, discussing issues covered in the film.