FeministFuturist

A tour of Liminal Lab. Participating FeministFuturists: Freedom Baird, Christina Balch, Nancy Hayes, Liz Helfer, AK Liesenfeld, Marjorie Kaye, Karen Meninno, Linda Price-Sneddon, Carolyn Wirth. Thank you to our audience and the alumnae and students of Pine Manor College. Photos by Melissa Blackall.

A group exhibition by the FeministFuturist Collective
March 15 – May 14, 2022
Hess Gallery, Pine Manor College
400 Heath Street, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 The final exhibit of the Hess Gallery, FeministFuturist: Liminal Lab exhibited participatory installations, sculpture, painting, and digital experiences. Watch for our upcoming show in fall, 2022 at Boston Cyberarts Gallery.

We’re thrilled to announce that FeministFuturist has won a Collective Futures Fund grant! FeministFuturist: Liminal Lab is funded in part by this grant. The Collective Futures Fund is administered by the Tufts University Art Galleries and is a part of the Regional Regranting Program of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

Read all about it at Boston Art Review

Linda Price-Sneddon at the C Concourse at Pittsburgh International Airport through January 22

New Merch News!

Just in time for all kinds of holidays, we present the FeministFuturist webshop! Host your own Semiotics of the Kitchen dinner party with this awesome apron. Peruse clothes, journals, water bottles, stickers, and more, all featuring artwork by FeministFuturist artists.

Still More News

Christina Balch in “On Being Seen” at the Installation Space, North Adams MA through Aug. 22, 2021

Mac Pierce and Christina Balch explore surveillance, data privacy, and the ambiguity of technology-based laws and rights.

We Are Here

The Show Continues Online

13 video artists, fashion designers, sculptors, printmakers, and installation artists were in FeministFuturist: The Show. A big thank you to our fabulous photographer Melissa Blackall

See our archived show from the Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts

Models wear @KiranofKSpace in a pre-exhibit fashion shoot at Boston’s Prudential Center

Still from Linda Price Sneddon‘s *S/H/E/ Emergent: The Summoning*

Left: Brenna Leaver (BrennaLeaver.com) devised M0, a sweet-natured but troubled rogue robot farmhand. M0 stars in @technoscrap, his first feature, Right: Detail, “Cape Canaveral,” pigment print by Nadine Boughton nadineboughton.com

Future Fashion

Future Fashion is envisioned in many forms, curated by curator Karen Meninno @kiranofkspace, VR designer AK Liesenfeld @PunkTVR, sustainable 3D printed fashion by Marisa Chentakul and Julia Daviy Scroll down to listen to their conversation on the future of fashion: will we really all have to wear gray unitard jumpsuits in The Future?

Ak Liesenfeld’s real-world capelets for 21st-century superheroes are rivaled only by her all-virtual collection. Photo by Melissa Blackall.

We love our photographer Melissa Blackall, who documented the opening / fashion happening. Our lovely models wear @kiranofkspace.
www.melissablackall.com

Julia Daviy’s stunning 3D printed garments http://www.juliadaviy.com. Photo by Melissa Blackall.

Christina Balch explores the future of identity

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AK Liesenfeld Photo by Melissa Blackall.

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Freedom Baird’s Pomegranate, Thermometer, Apple was included in the Getty Museum’s Design Challenge in 2020 and is now part of their new publication, Off the Walls: Inspired Recreations of Iconic Artworks.

Magda Fernandex, Untitled. Incorporating her “What Future Cities?” video, inset. Photo by Melissa Blackall.

Freedom Baird’s Instructions Vault, waiting for your input. Photo by Melissa Blackall.

Visit the Experience

Our deepest thanks and appreciation to Exhibit Designer Andrew Grimanis and BCA Visual Arts director Randi Hopkins. Without their hard work and support we could not have realized our vision.

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