4Women

A 4-part web series showcasing women in Winnipeg who make visual art and have a story to share. Officially Launching January 2019.

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In case you wanted to see the end result of the tattoo Lacey was working on in our latest video... Here it is! This stunning tattoo was completed in only two sessions, and was designed especially for the client. Amazing work.

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Episode four it here...and it's kinda badass... It was so fun to chat with Lacey Carriere at Metamorphosis Tattoo and Piercing. Lacey talked about how she got started tattooing, working in a male-dominated industry, and why she never wants to quit.
https://t.co/Qg3IadGzg0

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Episode three of 4Women features the owner of @dconstructjewel, Lisa Pointon-Reico. She talks about what it's like to switch careers to do what you love. Watch it here: https://t.co/6S8S9cJ3VW
#winnipegart #winnipegbusiness #winnipeg #jewelry #dconstruct

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Have you seen episode two of the series yet? We've got you covered. 👍
https://t.co/vgjNU0r86F
Meet Emily Baker. Graphic Designer and illustrator.

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In the first episode of the series, local painter and visual arts facilitator Dee Barsy talks inspiration, art as a form of therapy, and working with youth - including a student who worked with Dee and then had her art showcased at the WSO.
https://t.co/XXjrpWjhBW

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56 per cent of solo exhibitions at Canadian public art institutions are for white male artists, according to a 2015 study by @canartca.

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Women represent slightly more than half of all visual artists in Canada, yet they are paid 35 per cent less than their male counterparts, according to a 2011 National Household Survey.