panel & paper
The Carrying Stones works on panel and paper pick apart thorny data issues behind the gender pay gap, unequal representation of women in the arts, film, and television, as well as in leadership positions. Also in the spotlight are mothers, adult caretakers, and women in academia.
Whereas the sculpture/portrait pairs tell the deeply personal work stories of individual hard-working women, these works on panel and paper take a broader, numbers-based look at gendered work inequity.
A Day’s Work: Gender Pay Gap Calendar, 2019, Milk paint, gold and silver leaf on panel, 72 x 48 inches
A Day’s Work: Gender Pay Gap Calendar, detail
Lost to Sight: Women in the Arts, 2019, Acrylic, gold and silver leaf on panel, 60 x 30 inches Lost to Sight: Women in Film and Television, 2019, Acrylic, gold and silver leaf on panel, 60 x 30 inches
Lost to Sight, detail
Glass Ceiling, Glass Floor: Women in Leadership, 2019, Acrylic, gold and silver leaf on panel, 24 x 18 inches
Glass Ceiling, Glass Floor: Women in Leadership, detail
Glass Ceiling, Glass Floor 2: Women in Leadership, 2019, Acrylic, gold and silver leaf on panel, 14 x 11 inches
Glass Ceiling, Glass Floor 2: Women in Leadership, detail
Holding it Together: Mothers and Caretakers, 2019, Acrylic, silver and copper leaf on panel, 36 x 24 inches
Holding it Together: Mothers and Caretakers, detail
Second Class: Women in the Academy, 2019, Milk paint, gold and silver leaf on panel, 30 x 40 inches
Second Class: Women in the Academy, detail
Double Shift #1, 2017, Gold and silver leaf on BFK Rives paper. Data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and The Carrying Stones Project, 30 x 14 inches
wall labels
Each work on panel or paper has a corresponding didactic wall label that explains the facts behind the numbers.
