Wo/Manhouse 2022 artists Apollo Gomez, Helen Atkins, and Jen Pack will discuss their work, “Pleasure Closet,” “Divinity Bathroom,” and “그림자가핀다 (And the Shadow Blooms)” respectively, in an artist talk from 1-2pm. Buy tickets here.
Wo/Manhouse 2022 artists Apollo Gomez, Helen Atkins, and Jen Pack will discuss their work, “Pleasure Closet,” “Divinity Bathroom,” and “그림자가핀다 (And the Shadow Blooms)” respectively, in an artist talk from 1-2pm. Buy tickets here.
Choreographer Rosemary Carroll is working on site at WO/MANHOUSE 2022 developing choreography in dialogue with themes of feminist art history, power dynamics between women, collectivism, esthetic manifestos, and the American West. Check Rosemary’s blog Criss Cross Manifesto In Motion for the weekly schedule and gallery of the performance installation.
June 18 – October 9 Thursday through Sunday Through the Flower Artspace presents: Looking Back at Womanhouse, an exhibition featuring relics from the original Womanhouseand a reinstallation of Judy Chicago’s historic Menstruation Bathroom. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Through the Flower presents live performances every Saturday night (June 18 – October 8). The live production will feature re-imagined historical performances from 1972, including “Cock and Cunt Play” performed by two men. These performances will be accompanied by six new performances exclusively written for Wo/Manhouse 2022. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
June 18 – October 9 Thursday through Sunday Wo/Manhouse 2022 is a contemporary reimagining of the original Womanhouse in a local home where nineteen New Mexican artists from across the gender spectrum have created their own artwork exploring the meaning of home, gender, and inclusivity. It also features historic and contemporary performances, a curated selection from the International Honor Quilt, and a historical exhibition, Looking Back at Womanhouse, on the original work. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE