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Cover art by Nayyirah Robinson, “Reflections” Mixed Media The year 2016 marked 25 years that Women’s Wisdom Art has offered empowerment through the arts for women in the Sacramento area. As part of this celebration, we have put together an anthology which includes poems written by those who’ve become members…
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Monday: Iris Folded with Patricia Wentzel –Patricia will be teaching a two week class creating art by folding paper. 10:00am – 12:00pm February 6th and 13th. Fiber Arts – This class is inspired by the long tradition of African American quilt artists. Sewing is optional. (Please refer to the flier included). February 27th starts…
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Please join us for Our Winter Show of Women’s Wisdom ART at the Uptown Studios, Inc., 2415 23rd St, (Just off Broadway) Sacramento. The show runs through February 29th. Please join us on Saturday, February 11, 2017, from 6pm – 9pm for this wonderful event. There will be lots of great ART by Wisdom Artists…
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Please join us on the second Saturday, December 10th at our Pop-Up Gallery at 1916 19th Street in Sacramento! Hours are 1pm to 7pm. There will be lots of great ART by Wisdom Artists for your viewing and shopping pleasure. And…..join us for wine and cheese, as well! Hope to see…
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Please join us on the second Saturday of November at our Pop-Up Gallery at 1916 19th Street in Sacramento! Hours are 1pm to 7pm. There will be lots of great ART by Wisdom Artists for your viewing and shopping pleasure. And…..join us for wine and cheese, as well! Hope to…
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The artists of Women’s Wisdom ARTS completed Art Quilts for the Crocker Museum exhibit. Many hours were spent creating each panel with Susan Shie’s methods to inspire them ( http://artofthequilt.com/shie.html ). Board member, Ali Lichtenstein so expertly arranged and sewed the panels together for the exhibit. Please click on the first image for…
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One of our favorite classes recently was making fabric birds for our Crocker Exhibit. Please click below on the first slide for larger images: Pattern and materials to create fabric birds for our Crocker Museum Exhibit. Stuffing materials for the birds. Large birds. Using colorful fabrics and feathers. Blue bird waiting for…
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Dream catchers were handmade by the Native American Indian. It is based on a willow hoop, on which is woven a loose netting or web in horsehair mesh or a similar construction with string or yarn and then embellished with feathers, beads and small artifacts. A Dream Catcher is believed to give its owner…
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The Crocker Museum art show begins on September 9th and runs through December 4th, 2016. Women’s Wisdom Art, since 1991, has provided a support system and nurturing environment to empower women through artistic exploration. Women in all stages of life work closely with talented volunteers and professional artists to create healing…
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Join us at the Crocker Art Museum for a Party! Please join Women’s Wisdom ART as we Celebrate our 25th Anniversary With a Gala Celebration at the Crocker Art Museum on Thursday, October 6th, from 6:00pm-9:00pm. Please Click on invitation and download your FREE Entry to The Crocker> Invitation The Crocker Art Museum “Still…
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