so we graduated! 🎉 class of '25 is saying bye-bye to people of instagram. we go separate ways, but hopefully we will see each other again! you can always follow us to see what we’re up to 👁️👁️👁️👁️
thanks everyone who showed us support and big love to Mima! xoxooooxxxzZ
Shield your eyes!!! The first coat of our group show title is on the wall, and it’s BRIGHT! 🤩
Don’t forget to come see it in person next week along with all of our work, starting Monday 3/24, and for our closing reception on Friday 3/28 at 6:00pm!
#boston
🎂 EXTREME INDULGENCE 🎂
a post-bacc group show
🥂 CLOSING RECEPTION 🥂
• March 28 6-8pm
• Mission Hill Gallery
160 St Alphonsus St, Boston
💙 SHOW RUNS MARCH 23 - MARCH 30 💙
come see us!
🩷 EXTREME INDULGENCE 🩷
a post-bacc group show
🎂 CLOSING RECEPTION 🎂
wine, cake, friday evening
• March 28 6-8pm
• Mission Hill Gallery
160 St Alphonsus St, Boston
💙 SHOW RUNS MARCH 23 - MARCH 30 💙
come see us!
As International Women’s Day is right around the corner, I wanted to use this occasion to highlight - some of my favourite - women artists who dared to challenge perception of gender and patriarchal order of world.
Though it started as a fight for gender equality, artists nowadays also take into consideration other aspects of discrimination as race, class, sexuality, disability, and intersectional oppression. Their work not only challenges traditional power structures but also amplifies the voices of marginalized communities, creating a more inclusive and nuanced conversation about equality in the arts and society.
In my opinion, resistance and using one’s voice in the fight for the common good, beyond personal interest, is exceptionally important in today’s political climate.
@marcelapodolak
#womenempowerment #feminism #womenartists #womeninarts #feministart
