Bold About Art » Contemporary arts organization (est. 1978) that exhibits and promotes work of women artists from Texas and beyond.
Austin, Texas
Joined October 2010
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Join us in the gallery for Soundscapes, a Saturday sound session with Hexpartner. Experience an ambient music performance while exploring our current exhibition, larí garcía’s Spirit of Discrimination.
RSVP: womenandtheirwork.org/upcomi…
In larí garcía’s Spirit of Discrimination, the nature of objects is transformed to become conduits between the spirit and physical realms. The artist repurposes commonplace objects, resulting in sculptures that create a dialogue between materials ancient and modern.
Women & Their Work mourns the death of Bete Makonnen. Makonnen created close community with all she knew. A scholar and thoughtful writer, she used photography, video, and installation to delve into questions of identity, memory and consciousness.
She will be deeply missed.
A few moments from the opening reception of larí garcía’s solo exhibition, Spirit of Discrimination. Thank you to everyone who joined us.
The exhibition will be on view through September 3. Visit us Tuesday–Friday, 10 AM–6 PM, and Saturday, 12–6 PM.
This Saturday! Join us for a conversation in the gallery with exhibiting artist Ruhee Maknojia, Sarah Canright, and Dr. Faegheh Shirazi. A discussion about cultural institutions and how narratives and authenticity are constructed.
RSVP tinyurl.com/3r622k9d
TONIGHT! Experience The Oath at @StillATX 7-10pm!
RSVP here: janix.ai/fusebox/project.htm…
A quick recap of our dance panel conversation ✨
Panelists and audience members came together to explore how dancers in Austin are navigating today’s cultural landscape.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this event so meaningful!
W&TW mourns the loss of Carol Ivey, who died unexpectedly Feb. 8 in Ft. Worth. An accomplished painter and early force at Women & Their Work.
Her legacy lives on in her art and community.
SAVE THE DATE! 📆📌 Join us September 17 to celebrate Austin’s vibrant arts community and support Women & Their Work. Explore more than 150 works, including paintings, sculptures and photography, all priced at $1,500 or less.
Sponsorships available: tinyurl.com/yc3x7e75
OPEN CALL!
We invite artists to submit work for an upcoming group exhibition dedicated to drawing as a central mode of expression. Applications are open now until March 10, 2026.
Learn more and apply at womenandtheirwork.org/apply
RESCHEDULED! Join us for the opening of Jessica Mallios' new exhibition, Signaling Light on Friday Jan 23rd, 6-8pm!
Save the Date! Only 10 days until the opening of Jessica Mallios’ exhibition, Signaling Light.
Join us for the reception on Saturday, January 24, 7–9 PM.
Learn more about the show here:
womenandtheirwork.org/upcomi…
A brief recap of our interactive dance performance with Barbara Felix and her muses.
Guests experienced this unique event as dancers wove through the crowd, moving to original music, poetry, and spoken word.
Only one day left to view the exhibition! Visit us tomorrow 10 - 6 PM
A Glorious Movement - Voices Rising is an immersive dance experience inviting you to witness, reflect, respond, and mirror. The audience becomes participant as movement unfolds into a shared ritual Come move with us this Saturday at 1 PM!
RSVP here: tinyurl.com/5bjfbz2t
Look what you helped us do in 2025. 🎉 Our end-of-year recap is here! See the impact you made and read the full report:
tinyurl.com/3ptdycjw
We are now accepting internship applications for the spring season, with positions that are tailored to developing a career at an arts non-profit. Dates range from January-May 2026, and are eligible for course credit.
For more details on roles: tinyurl.com/38upy524
Barbara Felix's Art Talk is now available on Youtube. Learn more about the artist and her exhibition, The Glorious Way She Moves.
youtube.com/watch?v=33Ese50K…
Some images of our reception for Barbara Felix: The Glorious Way She Moves.
The evening celebrated Felix’s masterful ability to capture movement, creating portraiture that is at once dynamic, emotive, and deeply resonant.
On view until January 15, 2026.
UPCOMING:
Jessica Mallios' new exhibition, Signaling Light, explores the stories of women lighthouse keepers from America’s Early Republic through the 20th century.
Jan 24, 2026 - Thu Mar 12, 2026
Opening Reception Saturday, January 24, 7-9pm
tinyurl.com/bdf9jm4w
