EXPO CHGO ONLINE | APRIL 8 – 12, 2021

EXPO CHGO ONLINE | APRIL 8 – 12, 2021

Online Exclusive Chicago, IL , USA Thursday, April 8, 2021–Monday, April 12, 2021 Preview: Thursday, April 8, 2021, 7 a.m.

Women Hold Up Half the Sky 

serina by joan bankemper

Joan Bankemper

Serina, 2018

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california by purdy eaton

Purdy Eaton

California, 2019

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nirvana by nathalia edenmont

Nathalia Edenmont

Nirvana, 2020

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20.10.30.01 lunar earth serpentine genuine purpurite genuine nickel azo yellow alizarin crimson antique ultramarine indian yellow cadmium yellow deep hue by nicole phungrasamee fein

Nicole Phungrasamee Fein

20.10.30.01 Lunar Earth Serpentine Genuine Purpurite Genuine Nickel Azo Yellow Alizarin Crimson Antique Ultramarine Indian Yellow Cadmium Yellow Deep Hue, 2020

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untitled (carrots) by judy fox

Judy Fox

Untitled (carrots), 2020

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world civilization #1 by viola frey

Viola Frey

World Civilization #1, 1987

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plowboy-silver by hung liu

Hung Liu

Plowboy-Silver, 2020

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life sound by lynn mccarty

Lynn McCarty

Life Sound, 2019

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wet bar by asya reznikov

Asya Reznikov

Wet Bar, 2016

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Unifem’s motto is the theme for NHG, which represents 15 women artists.


Michele Pred's vintage purses sewn with electroluminescent wire deliver feminist messaging her neon mountedon tapestry reads: “Feminist as Fuck.” Her current focus is on Equal Pay for Women Artists.


Viola Frey’s 1987 World Civilization I is a sculpture with figures,figurines atop a world with a snail’s head and tail. In the 80’s Viola was ahead of her time, recognizing that the world was moving at a snail’s pace with “every man and every woman” riding atop.


Hung Liu’s work of the past five years is based in Dorothea Lange’s imagery of the Dust Bowl and the Depression and the migration it created.


Environmentally conscious, Purdy Eaton has created a series of works on state birds, examining the warped reality that many state birds no longer inhabit the states they were legislated to represent. Due to rising heat, the California quail, state bird for 100 years, is disappearing.