Gail Rebhan, detail from Room series 2007, laminated archival pigment print 41 x 41 inches. Courtesy of the artist.Talk: Saturday, March 25 at 2pm
Gail Rebhan came of age when women faced discrimination in many fields including the arts. Children and family were often seen as encumbrance to a full-fledged commitment to the pursuit of art, yet many feminist artists began to foreground in their art their multi-dimensional lives & attachments. How do we see this in Rebhan’s work & how might it align with feminist art by other women artists of the period?
Panelists include
- Jennie Klein Professor of Art History, Ohio University
- Leena Jayaswal, Professor and Director of Photography, American University
- Andrea Liss Professor Emerita Contemporary Art Historian and Cultural Theorist, California State University-San Marcos
- Gail Rebhan artist
American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center 4400 Massachusetts Avenue NW.
