<p>Sixty artists—all past participants of the Women’s Art Institute—present their visual interpretation of the question, “what is forbidden?” Through a variety of media ranging from painting and ceramics to installation and performance, these artists pay homage to their past experiences during the summer studio intensive while considering their current perspectives as contemporary artists.</p>

The Catherine G. Murphy Gallery exists as an integral part of the education of all St. Catherine University students. It supports the founding principles of the University by underscoring women’s contributions to art and exploring themes of social justice, activism and aesthetics.

The Catherine G. Murphy Gallery is an extension of the University’s mission to integrate the liberal arts and education. The gallery provides both the campus community and the public with access to art exhibitions, programming and the University's Fine Art Collection, all of which seek to maintain a powerful women-centered presence in the local and regional arts communities. By showcasing contemporary as well as historical artwork by all genders, The Catherine G. Murphy Gallery emphasizes the visual arts as a method for illuminating and exploring global and emerging societal issues grounded in women’s perspectives.

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What is Forbidden? 

The Women's Art Institute 20th Anniversary Exhibition

What is Forbidden?

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