April 23, 2025, at 6 pm (door opens at 5:30 pm)
Theatrikos, 11 W Cherry Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
This is a ticketed event and tickets must be purchased in advance (seats are limited / no tickets at the door).
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Political art can contribute to and shape political discussions, providing new perspectives on current events and societal issues. Artists engaging with politics can influence cultural narratives and challenge existing power structures.
Politically engaged artists may face censorship or restrictions from conservative governments or special interest groups. Artists addressing controversial topics might experience backlash from those who disagree with their message or approach.
Female artists often address multiple layers of political issues, including gender equality, racism, and other forms of discrimination. Women artists have historically faced additional obstacles in art, making their political engagement even more significant. Their work might be subject to more criticism or dismissal due to gender biases. Depending on the political climate, women artists may face more significant personal and professional risks for their political engagement.
The Women Who Mix Art with Politics event explores the challenges women artists face, the emotional work their politically themed art requires, and the coping mechanisms that sustain their courage.
The proceeds of this event will benefit courageous advocacy work for a more just, equal, and equitable Flagstaff.