Mira Lehr's artistry and activism are celebrated during Women's History Month at the Kimpton EPIC Hotel Miami through April 20th. The artist is a trailblazing eco-feminist whose work has persisted for 60 years in the male-dominated art scene.
The artist founded Continuum, the country's first artist collectives for women. This year, Kimpton EPIC Hotel Miami is celebrating her career with new works never exhibited before. The celebration also includes a panel discussion event about Women in the Arts, which will premiere the worldwide release of a 400-page volume about Mira Lehr by Skira Editore. The panel will be moderated by the Miami Herald's Jane Wooldridge. It will feature groundbreaking cultural leaders, including Lorie Mertes, Melissa Diaz, Vivian Donnell Rodriguez, Diane Robinson, and Ombretta Agro.
Eco-Feminist Art Events
Mira Lehr is Honored During a Women's History Month Art Show
Trend Themes
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