Reunited unites Bay Area artists from the National Museum of Women in the Arts’ (NMWA) Women to Watch program. On view from April 2 through May 17, 2025, the exhibition features work by 12 acclaimed artists including Adia Millett, whose creative careers have been driven by resilience, artistic excellence, and collective support.
Amidst ongoing debates over gender politics and women’s rights, the exhibition invites reflection on enduring questions: Has there ever been a good time to be a woman? What about a woman artist? Is now a good time? Participating artists engage with themes of identity, empowerment, history, labor, and cultural heritage through paper, ceramics, painting, drawing, sculpture, textiles, metalwork, and video.
"This year, 2025, felt like the right time to organize a reunion exhibition that assembles these powerful women artists. In times of precarity like these, the act of women coming together in support of one another’s work, dreams, and collective future feels essential, even radical,” says exhibition organizer Jaime Austin, CCA's director of Exhibitions and Public Programming.
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