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Alberto Aguilar

Cándida Alvarez

Ana Álvarez-Errecalde

Soheila Azadi

Judith Brotman

Lenka Clayton

Jess Dobkin 

Amber Dohrenwend

Michelle Grabner

Joseph Grigely + Amy Vogel

Bonnie Fortune + Brett Bloom

Lise Haller Baggesen

Younghye Han

Aram Han Sifuentes 

Angela James

Chiaki Kamikawa

Courtney Kessel 

 Jill Miller 

Mintio and Kabul

Kelly O'Brien

Irene Pérez

Melissa Potter

Jennifer Reeder  

Natsumi Sakamoto

Rusty Shackleford 

Laura Shaeffer

Lena Šimić

Andrew Simonet

Selina Trepp

 Oubria Tronshaw 
 
Hồng-Ân Trương + Jina Valentine 

Mary Trunk

Susie Wong



PROJECTS

 The Artist-Parent Index

Aviatrix Atelier

The Hown's Den

Low Jam

Culture Baby, Pram Mobs, & Other Enemies of Good Art

Collaborations: Melissa Scherrer & Maeve

Collaborations: Lu Heintz & Asa
 


REVIEWS AND HIGHLIGHTS

Artist-Mamas you didn't know you knew
 
Who Cares for Whom? Parenthood in the Creative Community

Lori Waxman's 60 WRD/MIN Reviews

The Mothernists

Motherhood & Creative Practice Conference

Children Are A People

The Aguilar Family at Open Engagement
Part I and Part II

A Suburban Peculiarity for a Teen

The Art of Not Leaving the House

Guy Ben-Ner at the MCA and Beyond

Boulevard Dreamers at the Franklin


        


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Who Cares for Whom? Parenthood in the Creative Community

Alberto Aguilar, Rest Area (Museo Picasso Barcelona) , 2011 by Christa Donner The Atlantic magazine has just bafflingly proclaime...

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  • Interview: Ana Álvarez-Errecalde
    Simbiosis / Symbiosis (Serie Las Cuatro Estaciones, 2013-2014) Ana Álvarez-Errecalde is an Argentinian artist based in Barcelona.  In ...
  • Artist-Mamas You Didn't Know You Knew
    One of the daunting things about motherhood for many of us is that there seem to be so few examples of successful women...
  • 60 WRD/MIN ART CRITIC // Yi-Ping Hou, Sylvia Krüger, and Charlotte Lohr
    photo © Nils_Klinger The following was announced on the windows of a small blue house at dOCUMENTA (13) , the summer 2012 installment ...
  • Interview: Irene Pérez
    Irene Pérez is an artist and curator investigating memory, identity, home and housing. Born and raised in Spain, she studied Art History...
  • Family Residency Initiative: The Santa Fe Art Institute
    If you’ve ever tried researching artist or writing residency programs as a new parent, then you know your options are limited once there...
  • Interview: Rusty Shackleford
    Born in Montgomery, AL in 1978, Rusty Shackleford creates vibrant hybrid images that merge the oozing materiality of painting with the cr...
  • Interview: Alberto Aguilar
    Alberto Aguilar, 'Preparing the Surface'  2006 Alberto Aguilar ’s practice merges his various life roles in an attempt...
  • The Aguilar Family on Open Engagement 2014, Part I
    Open Engagement is an annual conference exploring diverse perspectives in social practice. This year's theme was Life/Work, with keyno...
  • Culture Baby, Pram Mobs, and other Enemies of Good Art
    Culture Baby at the reUnion, Southwark To new parents previously accustomed to attending art openings, live performances, lectures, or ...
  • Interview: Natsumi Sakamoto
    Natsumi Sakamoto in her studio in Glasgow, UK Natsumi Sakamoto is an artist exploring the relationships between memory, history, and m...

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