A Women’s Thing

Known for her curatorial work with women artists, artist and curator Christina Massey is on a mission to give back to the creative community, bringing awareness to contemporary women artists who inspire her and deserve attention and recognition. Massey’s latest curatorial project, “You Know What You Know,” at KUNSTRAUM, features the work of five female-identifying artists who intricately explore the profound connection between themselves and their embodied knowledge.

Who is worthy of care? Amber Robles-Gordon’s “Surely, she (he/we) is a little animal?” critically examines power, control, and societal implications. The show aims to visually demonstrate how unchecked control can lead to the mistreatment of both animals and children, emphasizing that these issues are universally connected and perpetuate a cycle of violence and abuse.

In her exhibition, “Murmuration,” which opened on September 9 at Morton Fine Art in Washington, D.C., Katherine Tzu-Lan’s new works delve into the realms of identity, environment, and mythology. Through a blend of techniques such as weaving, paper folding, papercutting, mosaic, sumi ink, acrylic painting, monoprint, silkscreen, woodcut, and etching, Mann reimagines the concept of landscape.