SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 FROM 2-4PM
"Inviting you to join me for a salon talk on "Tensions in the Journey: From Child to Crone" at the Women's History Museum.
Join the artist in a walk through time and reflection on the different eras and issues for women at the time the pieces were created. An interactive discussion to follow.
To
celebrate the nearly fifty-year career of the artist Helen Redman, the
Women's History Museum and Education Center is hosting Tensions in the Journey: From Child to Crone,
an exhibition of selected works from the 1960s-2000s. The
exhibition is also part of the celebration of the 40th anniversary of
the establishment of the Women's Studies department at San Diego State University.
For nearly a half century, Helen
Redman has been making art. Her stunning portraits and evocative mixed
media works track events, both momentous and ordinary, in women's life
cycle. Much more than a visual account of one woman's perspective on
life, her works illuminate something transcendent: they compose a
visual memoir of the flux and flow of embodiment and identity across a
woman's life cycle, a memory-laden landscape of time's passing in a
life lived through a certain era and in a particular body.
For more information on Helen's work go to www.birthingthecrone.com
"I
love Helen Redman's work and think this show is going to be amazing. I
look forward to seeing more of her work and meeting this powerfully
moving artist. I hope you can join me!"
~ Jaime Lyerly, President, San Diego Women's Caucus for Art, ,
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Women's History Museum and Educational Center
Corner of 23rd and Broadway in historic Golden Hill, San Diego
Hours: Noon to 4pm - Tuesday - Saturday
619 233-7963
info@womensmuseumSD.org
www.WomensMuseumSD.org
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