Barries, Marina Font
Nicole Cambeau
From When I See You, I See Myself Clearer - Three Generations, Armenia, Colombia, 2021, Archival Inkjet Print
Edge Zones Art Center Presents
“Disquieting Spaces: Exploring Feminine Realities”
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 1, 2025 | 6–9 PM
Location: Edge Zones Art Center
Curator: Gabriela Keddell
Participating Artists: Rosemarie Chiarlone, Nicole Combeau, Tricia Cooke, Marina Font, Tere Senyase Garcia, Amy Gleb, Katelyn Kopenhaver, Shawna Moulton, ilsse Peredo, Victoria Ravelo, Guadalupe Reyna, Alexandra Valls, Antonia Wright
This compelling exhibition captures a moment in time, showcasing the conversations and issues being explored by women through contemporary art today. Curated by Gabriela Keddell, Disquieting Spaces examines how this group of artists address gender-related issues through their work. As the conversation around women's rights continues to fluctuate—sometimes at the forefront of public discourse, other times pushed to the sidelines—art serves as an essential medium for self-expression, resistance, and reflection. Throughout history, women have made significant contributions to the visual arts, though their visibility has often been overshadowed by their male counterparts. This exhibition amplifies their voices, offering a space for them to share their perspectives and experiences through various artistic mediums. “I wanted this exhibition to be a recorded snapshot of the work women are creating today and the themes they engage with as they reflect on their lived experiences and the challenges we continue to face.” – Gabriela Keddell, Curator
Ilsee Peredo
ixchel
(mayan) – diosa maya de la luna, fertilidad, parto, sanación y tejido (spanish) – mayan moon goddess of fertility, childbirth, healing, and weaving (english)
Amy Gelb
Was Is Will Be, 2025. Photographs printed on fabric, organza, silk thread
Tere Senyase Garcia
Normandy Fence