Root System
The fourteenth edition of the Wonder Women Residency Project called Root System asks artists to propose and create artworks as part of a thematic project developed through weekly group meetings over two months. The cohort of ten artists will discuss their ongoing projects, philosophies and processes surrounding the projects and planning for installation and performance. The residency will culminate in an outdoor exhibition at Wildflower Sculpture Park in South Mountain Reservation in September 2026.
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Past Wonder Women
- Agnieszka Wszolkowska
- Alana Kakoyiannis
- Alyssa Lawler
- Amanda Thackray
- Andria Morales & Maya Escobar
- Anjelika Krishna
- Avani Palkhiwala
- Cathleen Marie Thérèse Parra
- Claudia McNulty
- Cristine Posner
- Deborah Sperry
- Eileen Ferara
- Francisca Caporali
- Giana Gonzalez
- Gwen Charles
- Hannah Kirshner
- Holly Pitre
- Jacquelyn Strycker
- Jasmine Graf
- Jennifer Torres
- Jessica Demcsak
- Joanna Rose White
- Kate Eggleston
- Kathleen Kranack
- Katya Grokhovsky
- Kristy Lopez
- Larysa Myers
- Lillian Ribeiro
- Linda Hu
- Linda Streicher
- Lindsey Muscato
- Mary Jeys
- Maya Joseph-Goteiner
- Melissa MacAplin
- Meredith Goncalves
- Michelle Levante
- Michelle Loughlin
- Olga Mercedes Bautista
- Panda Suwann
- Pollie Barden
- Rachael Serbinski
- Roxana Marroquin
- Salome Asega
- Sarah Nelson Wright
- Sharon De La Cruz
- Sharone Vendriger
- Sonali Sridhar
- Sonia Louise Davis
- Stephanie Tichenor
- Tamara Gubernat
- Vandana Jain
- Wendell Jeffrey
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Category Archives: lindsey
no sleep till Brooklyn
Every night has been a late one since we arrived. And since we’re almost done here, with the exhibition opening tomorrow, I’m sure tonight will be no exception. One mantra has been running through my mind as I think about … Continue reading
more spills, drawing and a paper from 1967
It was a day of slow progress. The truth is, drawing, and thinking, and responding takes time. But all of this has been incredible, and I’m so excited to continue to explore and experiment with the works to come back … Continue reading
exploring Cypriot coffee and newspapers
The desire to generate thoughtful and meaningful work in response to my experience in Cyprus has left me feeling tongue tied. I have been really struggling to locate myself here, in a cultural context far from what I know, and … Continue reading
Day two in review!
Today was dense in an unexpected, powerful way.We spent a significant portion of the day learning about human trafficking in Cyprus and sex workers. “Sex trafficking is an omnipresent thing here” -Evi Tselika As we unwound tonight Doris exclaimed “we … Continue reading
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First post from Cyprus
Cyprus has been incredible, already. I have barely begun to get my bearings. The food is incredible. It is wonderfully hot, with warm winds, beating sun, and gorgeous cool breezy evenings. We met with the full group of artists and … Continue reading
Off to Cyprus!
Wonder Women Lindsey Muscato, Sharon De La Cruz , Christine DaCruz and curators Maya Joseph-Goteiner and Doris Caçoilo are off to Cyprus to join the Greek and Turkish Cypriot artists, curator Alana Kakoyiannis and our partners in Cyprus: Cyprus Community Media … Continue reading
The WW6: NNION opening was tremendous!
Congratulations NNION Wonder Women for an amazing show and a tremendous turn out for the opening! It was a great night and the work looks impeccable. See our entire flickr set here.
Final 5 works for the spills on The New York Times series
First, I would like to apologize for the lateness of this post! I had misread the instructed timeline requested in the email, and then never realized I was late till now! Anyway, here’s the final five. Since our last meeting, I have … Continue reading
coffee spills on The New York Times, studies for 365 Days of Print
www.365daysofprint.com/category/march-artist/lindsey-muscato/ I wanted to invite everyone to see the smaller studies I’ve been doing for the 365 Days of Print blog this month. They are a quicker, sketchier version of the works I began for the residency. Most of them … Continue reading
