This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...

This exhibition was inspired by the 2019 Report: “The Status of Women in San Antonio” by Rogelio Sáenz and Lily Casura with the University of Texas at San Antonio. It features works by a diverse group of 15 local women artists who were asked to reflect on the findings outlined in the report as a prompt for creation of...