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Katie Pell, Candy Dryer, 2006. Electric dryer with automotive paint, upholstery, and found objects. Collection of the McNay Art Museum, Gift of Guillermo Nicolas and Jim Foster, 2021.17.
During a media preview on Mar. 1, recently appointed McNay Director Matthew McLendon told the crowd that the timing of"Womanish" opening just after his arrival in San Antonio"couldn't have been more ideal." "It's a real testament to how museums are trying to work today, which is much more collaboratively within departments," McLendon said."We know that that kind of collaborative working method produces a very strong product when you bring different voices, different perspectives, different visions together in this way. And I think 'Womanish' really shows how strong that collaborative approach can be.
"In each of the gallery spaces, we really want to encourage our viewers to think about why the works of art are grouped together," Thompson said. Commanding attention between works by Fort Worth-based Letitia Huckaby and former San Antonio fixture Bettie Ward, German's altar-likethe McNay's 2023"Spotlight." Launched in 2013, that program each year welcomes thousands of students, educators and families to creatively explore a specific work in the museum's collection.
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