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Events
March 1 – October 2008
Nancy Azara
HEART WALL, 6’ x 24’ x 3’
Carved and painted wood with gold leaf and encaustic
Lobby of 340 Madison Ave, NYC 10173 (between 43rd and 44th Street)
Curated by Carmela Rea, Fine Arts, carmela@rea-finearts.com
Workshops
Nancy Azara is available for workshops and classes. She specializes in using guided meditations with art making and has taught at institutions such as the Open Center, the Esalen Institute and various universities such as the Split Rock Arts Program at the University of Minnesota. She also does private sessions on art and creativity.
For more information, call Nancy at 212-925-5777.
REPRESENT 2008-2009:
Upcoming Feminist Dialogues
To be Scheduled in October 2008
REPRESENT: "The Personal is Political."
A contemporary, intergenerational response to the 70s Feminist mantra. How does this philosophy apply today? How has it changed in relative to the current climate?
For further information contact:
Nancy Azara at 212-925-5777 or nancy@nancyazara.com
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Past REPRESENT Topics:
REPRESENT: An inter-generational response to:
WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution, P.S.1
Looking at an historic portrayal of Feminist Art and its relevance to now.
Visiting the past, inventing the future.
Friday, April 25th 2008 at 6 PM
REPRESENT: Continues, Feminism + Art
What are our commonalities and differences?
Join us! Participate in an intergenerational open dialogue with multiple view points and perspectives. The second roundtable of an ongoing series, will explore commonalities and differences of feminism and art. Bring ideas, thoughts, photos, print-outs of your work.
Friday, January 18th, 2008 at 6 PM
REPRESENT: A Feminist Dialogue Across Generations
Join us and participate in an open discussion about mainstreaming of the women's movement, contemporary attitudes about Feminist Art with multiple view points and perspectives.
Continuing in the tradition of the New York Feminist Art Institute, NYFAI (1979-1990), and honoring the memory of Helen Bilyeu Stockton (1914-2005) whose contribution has made NYFAI's oral histories possible.
Friday, October 19th 2007 at 6 PM