Kathryn Polk: “Narrative Lithographs” Exhibition Opening

Kathryn Polk grew up in the South during the 1950s and 60s when expectations for women to achieve a position other than domestic caregiver was highly unusual, and often frowned upon. This had a lasting effect on Polk and her lithographs are narratives that emerged from memories of this era. Each piece contains dozens of her unique symbols, creating a visual language for the Southern female experience. Read our full review of the exhibition here and join the artist for an opening reception on January 18 from 4 to 7pm.

“Narrative Lithographs” will run from January 9 through February 2.