Image by Carolyn Castaño Two exhibitions. 57 participating artists. Works on paper, painting, sculpture, photography, video, performance, and community workshops. This fall, the Association of Hysteric Curators presents A Racket of Banshees: Goddesses and Monsters Re-Imagined, a multi-venue exhibition at the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art at Chaffey College and the Los Angeles Valley College Art Gallery. Through goddesses, monsters, mythological figures, supernatural bein

Goddesses and Monsters Art in Odd Places 2025: VOICE July 25–27, 2025West Hollywood, California In July 2025, the Association of Hysteric Curators participated in Art in Odd Places (AiOP) 2025: VOICE, a citywide performance art festival presented by the City of West Hollywood and curated by Deborah Oliver. The festival brought 35 artist projects into public space throughout West Hollywood over three days. AHC presented Goddesses and Monsters: A Racket of Banshees, a multi-day

The exhibition Goddesses and Monsters: Towards a Feminist Iconography critically reimagines goddess and monster iconography from a...

Kayla shares her work and discusses her shift in materials since COVID. Kayla's work is influenced by her experiences as a sex worker and...

We find ourselves in the portal, in the space between breaths, the fulcrum between what was and what will be. In the streets, the people...

Lisa shares her layered practice that includes consideration of architecture of light, space and memory. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...

Margie Schnibbe graciously opened her meandering studio space in downtown Los Angeles. Schnibbe's incredible broad range of works...

Malado Francine Baldwin discusses her work and its evolution over time. From her personal experiences growing up in Africa and her...

I stopped by to interview artist Eve Wood, whose show, Hanging In There to Hang On at Track 16 recently closed. The title of the show...

In 2014 I recorded an interview with Irene Tsatsos as a part of an archive of interviews with women in the arts in Los Angeles. We talk...