The SP/N Gallery at The University of Texas at Dallas is proud to present Women at Work, an exhibition featuring work in a variety of genres by female artists, designers, and art historians—from professional to emerging talent. This vibrant North Texas community of women artists strives to have women’s achievements recognized and to develop a more substantial presence in the art world. In celebration of Women’s History Month, the exhibiting artists recognize, support, encourage and promote women’s diverse contributions. They are aware of the gender inequalities that exist in the worlds of art and design and are dedicated to making a positive difference.

Women at Work  will be exhibited at SP/N Gallery starting February 12th and continuing through March 13th,  2021. This exhibition will be both online and live*

Exhibiting Artists Include:
Karley Adrion, Lucy Bartholomee, Emma Breslauer, Gladys Chow, August Davis, Farzaneh Eftekhari, Lisa Graham, Holly D. Gray, Christine Heimerman, Pauline Hudel-Smith, Carrie Iverson, Angela Kallus, Jessica Lee, Billi London-Gray, Leah McCurdy, Kenda North, Carly Otto, Yana Payusova, Laura Post, Lindsay Roche, M. Kate H. Shark, Kacey Slone, Amy Stephens, Hallee Turner, Mary Vaccaro, Veronica Vaughan, Kendra Wiggins, and Shirley Zhang

Gallery hours by appt:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays: 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Thursdays and Fridays: 1 p.m. – 6 p.m.

*In order to protect the safety of visitors and staff, and to help stop the spread of COVID-19, advance appointments are recommended. A limited number of people will be allowed in the space at one time. To make an appointment: please email glmetz@utdallas.edu to schedule your preferred date and time. Wearing a mask is required while in the gallery and visitors are asked to practice social distancing.

SP/N Gallery is located on the Northwest side of the UT Dallas Campus. Its physical address is 3020 Stewart Dr, Richardson, TX 75080. It is located at the entrance to the right of the Southwest Medical entrance close to the middle of the complex marked University of Texas at Dallas.