Banality by Dana Ellyn is exhibited at Pen + Brush, established in 1893 by Mary and Janet Lewis to empower women in the arts. This cultural sanctuary embodies a commitment to support women and gender-expansive artists. The exhibition No Matter What showcases a rich history of perseverance and represents a powerful form of resistance through art. Early leaders like Lillian Hamilton French and Grace Gallatin Seton were instrumental in establishing cultural equity, setting the foundation for an institution that has thrived despite social and artistic challenges.
Banality by Dana Ellyn is showcased at Pen + Brush, a cultural sanctuary founded in 1893, dedicated to supporting women in the arts.
The exhibition No Matter What embodies a living archive of perseverance, showcasing the power of creation as resistance.
The early leadership of Pen + Brush, including Lillian Hamilton French and Grace Gallatin Seton, laid the groundwork for cultural equity within the institution.
Pen + Brush has served for over a century as a professional platform for women in the visual, literary, and performing arts.
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