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SUMMARY:Jenny Tango and Juanita McNeely in Group Show
DESCRIPTION:The Difference We’ve Made\nNew Work by Trailblazing Women Artists of the 70’s  \nSHOW DATES: “October 13-November 9\, 2022 \nDATE: Thursday\, October 13\, 2022/ Opening Reception\nTIME: 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.\nPLACE: Carter Burden Gallery\n548 West 28th Street\, #534\nNew York\, NY 10001 \nMasks are mandatory. \nCarter Burden Gallery presents The Difference We’ve Made\,\ncurated by Cynthia Mailman\, Vernita Nemec\, and Susan Grabel. It is\naccompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue\, with essays by Ellen Lubell and Andrew\nHottle.  \nEvents\ninclude A Night of Performances with Vernita Nemec\, Kazuko Miyamoto\, and Toki\nOzaki\, as well as Linda Montano on Thursday\, October 20 at 7pm\, and Meet the Artists on\nSaturday\, November 5 at 2pm. Gallery hours are Tuesday – Friday\, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.\, Saturday\n11 a.m. – 6 p.m. \nArtists\nThe Difference We’ve Made highlights the work of Dotty Attie\, Nancy Azara\, Josely\nCarvalho\, Maureen Connor\, Betsy Damon\, Carol Goebel\, Janet Goldner\, Susan Grabel\, Carol\nHamoy\, Janet Olivia Henry\, Lucy Hodgson\, Joyce Kozloff\, Cynthia Mailman\, Carol Massa\,\nDindga McCannon\, Juanita McNeely\, Kazuko Miyamoto\, Vernita Nemec\, Senga Nengudi\,\nSusan Schwalb\, Dee Shapiro\, Jenny Tango\, and Sharon Wybrants. Their work represents the\ndiversity of creative expression with mediums ranging from installation\, painting\,\nsculpture\, performance\, and more. Through their compelling works these talented\,\nfeminist\, trailblazing artists cleared paths for generations of women. This exhibition\nillustrates their perseverance in their ongoing creative practice to this day. Marlena\nVaccaro\, Director and Curator of Carter Burden Gallery\, states\, “The Carter Burden Gallery\nopened in Chelsea in 2009 to meet a need of representation of older professional artists. It\nis the first of its kind in the nation\, exclusively featuring the vibrant and significant works\nof professional artists over the age of sixty. The women exhibited in this show are the\nshoulders subsequent women artists have stood and continue to stand on.\nIt is no secret that older professional artists are often under-recognized by the arts sector\nand given few opportunities to show and sell their work due to perceived limited\nmarketability and other ageism related factors. This can be especially true of women\nartists. This dually hinders economic opportunity for older artists\, while limiting public\naccess to unique artistic perspectives.  \nThe Carter Burden Gallery celebrates this community’s unique contribution and particularly the immense and enduring influence of\nthe pioneering artists in this show. As Maya Angelou said\, ‘I’ve learned that people will\nforget what you said\, people will forget what you did\, but people will never forget how you\nmade them feel.’ The outstanding artists in this show made future generations of women\nartists feel they could do it\, feel they could be part of the important work being done\, and\nknow they would be leaders in the conversations that would shape the art world.”\nAbout the Carter Burden Gallery \nLocated in Chelsea\, the Carter Burden Gallery is a program of The Carter Burden Network\ndesigned to give a voice to New York City’s re-emerging older professional artists. The\nCarter Burden Network is a non-profit organization established in 1971 by the late Carter\nBurden\, a New York City Councilman. Please visit www.carterburdennetwork.org. For\nmore information about the Carter Burden Gallery\, please visit\nwww.carterburdengallery.org. Check out the Gallery on Twitter @CBurdenGallery\,\nFacebook Carter Burden Gallery and Instagram @carter_burden_gallery
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LOCATION:Carter Burden Gallery
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