I am very excited to have my work included in the After: Birth exhibition at the Catherine G. Murphy Gallery at St. Catherine's University in St. Paul, Minnesota. 

After: Birth
Curated by Jess Larson
Co-sponsored by the Abigail Quigley McCarthy Center for Women

​Artists: Amber Cobb, Orly Cogan, Susan Gilbert, Mari Hernandez, Jess Larson, Tracy Otten, Jennifer Pettus, Libby Rowe & Andrew Leo Stansbury, Martha Russo, Suzanna Scott, Colleen Toledano and Sarah Spencer White

February 3 – March 16, 2018 
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 3, 6 – 8 p.m.
All events are free and open to the public
Judy Chicago's work radically shifted ideas, materials and processes in the feminist art created after The Dinner Party and the Birth Project, giving way to two generations of artists free to explore and challenge the constructs that define them as women and women artists. After: Birth specifically addresses contemporary responses to the concepts of motherhood, sexuality and the role of embroidery and fibers in third-and fourth-wave feminist art.

Fore more information visit: gallery.stkate.edu/exhibitions/exhibitions/after-birth

Common Currents opened at Artpace San Antonio Thursday, January 18. Highly anticipated, Artpace hosts artists responding to San Antonio’s first 50 years (1718-1767).

Assigned the year 1729, my self-portrait is based off of King Philip V of Spain who in 1729 designated, what we know now as San Pedro Park, public land. It calls into question the issues of private versus public land and space. It references San Antonio's history of colonization and the romanticization of the past and how these issues are still relevant to our contemporary society. For more information on Common Currents visit www.commocurrents.org.