Femininity Beyond Archetypes: Photography by Natalia Arias runs at Art Museum of the Americas, Organization of American States (201 18th Street, NW Washington, DC), July 17 to October 5, 2014. There will be an opening reception at 6 p.m., Thursday, July 17.
These photos by Columbian photographer, Arias, are presented in collaboration with Nohra Haime Gallery. The exhibit features two series, Taboo and Venus. Her work approaches (and dismantles) rigid social and religions discussions of femininity as well an examining the various interpretations of the notion of "Venus."
Arias' work stands in direct opposition to traditional discussions on the feminine.
The opening features a gallery talk and walk-through by the artist. The opening will be inaugurated by Andrés González Díaz, Ambassador of Colombia to the Organization of American States and Ambassador Carmen Moreno, Executive Secretary of Inter-American Commission of Women. The artist will be giving a gallery talk and walk-through following the inauguration.
These photos by Columbian photographer, Arias, are presented in collaboration with Nohra Haime Gallery. The exhibit features two series, Taboo and Venus. Her work approaches (and dismantles) rigid social and religions discussions of femininity as well an examining the various interpretations of the notion of "Venus."
Arias' work stands in direct opposition to traditional discussions on the feminine.
The opening features a gallery talk and walk-through by the artist. The opening will be inaugurated by Andrés González Díaz, Ambassador of Colombia to the Organization of American States and Ambassador Carmen Moreno, Executive Secretary of Inter-American Commission of Women. The artist will be giving a gallery talk and walk-through following the inauguration.
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