We, Women’s first photography show in a series of traveling large-scale public outdoor exhibitions launched at Brooklyn Bridge Park on July 13.
Highlighting 17 unique photographic projects from various corners of the country with community engagement at its core, led by women and gender nonconforming artists
In the aftermath of the 2016 U.S. presidential elections and subsequent Women’s Marches, a number of grassroots organizations were born out of a mutual frustration over the country’s deep political divisions across issues of economics, race, gender, and beyond. We, Women is one of such organizations, dedicated to fostering action and dialogue through art.
- Sol Aramendi – New York: Immigration
- Katie Basile – Alaska: Climate Change
- Cinthya Santos Briones – New Jersey: Immigration and Detention
- Koral Carballo, Anita Pouchard Serra, Jessica Ávalos – Washington, DC Metro Area: Migration
- Deborah Espinosa – Washington State: Criminal Justice & Class
- Annie Flanagan + Ashley Teamer – Louisiana: Representation in Sports
- Tailyr Irvine – Montana: Indigenous Rights
- Tonika Johnson – Illinois: Segregation, Inequality & Race
- Ericka Jones-Craven – Georgia: Religious Tolerance, Sexuality & Gender
- Stacy Kranitz – Tennessee: Rural Healthcare
- Muna Malik – Minnesota: Immigration & Religious Freedom
- Bethany Mollenkof – Alabama: Maternal Health
- Rosem Morton – Maryland: Sexual Assault
- Kameelah Janan Rasheed – California: Community Change & Preservation of Local Histories
- Karen Miranda Rivadeneira – Seneca Nation in Salamanca and Cattaraugus: Water Preservation
- Mayela Rodriguez – Michigan: Latinx Communities & Political Participation
- Arin Yoon – Kansas: Military Families & War
