The exhibition “RE-FRAME: A Collective Perspective of American and Russian Women Artists” features over forty works by twenty women artists, showcasing a rich diversity of media and styles within the realm of portraiture. These portraits extend beyond mere depictions of human faces; they reveal the artists’ own identities through a variety of stylistic and technical approaches. From Khromin’s cubist self-portraits to Bombi’s comic book heroes, each piece invites viewers into the contemporary women’s worlds that are as distinct as they are interconnected. This collection not only challenges traditional boundaries of the genre but also embraces a spectrum from radical innovation to deliberate traditionalism in portraying complex narratives and relationships. Displayed in a digital gallery, these works collectively explore themes of ingenuity, humor, and empathy within a framework of expansive creativity.

Curator – Maria Zavialova.

The exhibition features original three-channel sound by composer Jesse Gelaznik.