In an era of polarization and discord, FIG’s new exhibit delves into the dynamics of collaboration, exploring how cooperation is both challenging and essential in these divisive times. Artist pairs created duets—new works of art that blend their individual ideas and styles. This collaborative process showcases the creative synergy between artists and serves as a powerful metaphor for cooperation as a social process. The underlying aim of this all-media project was to ignite a dialogue that fosters empathy, understanding, and the collective advancement of society.

Humans have positioned themselves as de facto rulers of the world, all while choosing to be completely removed from the natural world.

"Portals" is an explorative journey into feminist art, inviting viewers to consider the depth and diversity of women's experiences.

What counts as a book? "Read Through Viewing" is an exploration by FIG artists into the conceptual boundaries of a book as an art object.

An exhibition about voice, agency, and the role of storytelling in identity, power, and resilience.

A vibrant exploration of international concepts of space, featuring works from Swedish and American artists working in collaboration.

A synergistic exploration of women's experiences through art and poetry, inspired by modern reflections on historical roles and rights

Members of the Feminist Image Group invited male artists to collaborate and present alongside, as a look at the societal gender divide.

Members of the San Diego Feminist Image Group, Shoebox Projects and the Swedish Group Krogen Amerika present artworks that explore multiple visions of what feminism is today, in the context of Southern California and Northern Europe. Artists address the complexity of gender equality through themes such as sexism, body image, class, race, politics, spirituality, domesticity, biology, and history.

The Women’s Museum of California is pleased to present “Night Stand,” an interactive sculptural installation of bedside tables by members of the Feminist Image Group. Inspired by Woman house, the artists have re-imagined multiple night stands and accessories within the barracks at Liberty Station as metaphors to explore female narratives of wakefulness and sleep, dreams, domesticity, self-care, eroticism, birth and death. The San Diego Feminist Image Group is a coalition of visual artists who have been exhibiting together since 2009.

Visual Art Exhibition by the Feminist Image Group and Krogen Amerika

The Feminist Image Group of San Diego was formed in 2009 as a coalition of local visual artists who meet to discuss art and plan group projects and exhibitions. FIG promotes an inclusive worldview that allows many voices, with diverse concerns that impact women and our region of San Diego/Tijuana.

22 women artists' diverse interpretations of conflict and crisis, both personal and global.

Landscape painting has been an accepted painting genre for hundreds of years. We explore new ways of depicting and interpreting the landscape that challenged the traditions of landscape painting. As our view of the world, the merging of the analog and digital worlds, our role in shaping the environment, and even the definition of what is the landscape changes, so does our way of representing it.

With this in mind, several members of the women's artist group FIG have taken on this subject and produced some thought provoking images. This exhibit will showcase these paintings and drawings that
present alternative views of what landscape means.

The Feminist Image Group (FIG) and Tijuana's Distrito Diez Gallery are pleased to present “Fence/Barda,” an interactive, collaborative installation at Art Produce Gallery in San Diego. A fence divides the gallery, cutting the space in half; to get to the other side, artists and guests must travel outside along a path through the Art Produce garden. Participants will interact through and around the fence throughout the installation and exhibition, using objects and performative gestures that reflect the reality of the San Diego/Tijuana Border Region.

FIG Thanks the pink spaces fro representing women artists at ART S.D.

Artists from FIG create visual and critical responses to artworks by adults with developmental disabilities of St. Madeleine Sophie's Center.

"Inspire/Respond" challenges partners to expand artistic horizons and methods, honoring the traditions of outsider art. Artworks are displayed together in this exciting exhibition at Workshop on Ray Street in the North Park Arts District.

Exhibition and Panel Discussion - Lyceum Theatre Gallery

This mixed media exhibition explores the contemporary vision of the Southern California woman. We ask ourselves the following questions: How do we see women differently than men see us? How does our specific Southern Californian culture and identity affect how we portray women? Can the erotic, the feminist, the feminine, and the working artist/woman be reconciled? —Anna Stump