Celebrate Women Behind the Camera this Spring

The Lakeway Arts District presents the Women in Photography art exhibit, on display from March 1-30, 2024 in celebration of Women’s History Month. This exhibit will feature the work of local women photographers, showcasing their diverse perspectives and talents. It will also include portrait photographs of women which celebrate women’s history, issues, and rights and explore themes of voting, equality, health, beauty, motherhood, and more through photography.

Photography has long been a powerful tool for storytelling and social commentary. In the hands of women photographers, it has been used to document the experiences of women and girls around the world, to challenge stereotypes, and to promote equality.

Why celebrate Women in Photography?

Women have made significant contributions to the field of photography throughout history, but their work is often underrepresented in museums and galleries. The Women in Photography art exhibit at the Lake Travis Community Library is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women photographers and to showcase their diverse perspectives and talents.

Women photographers have played a vital role in documenting the experiences of women and girls around the world. Their work has helped to challenge stereotypes, raise awareness of important issues, and promote gender equality.

The Women in Photography art exhibit is an important opportunity to learn about the unique contributions of women photographers and to appreciate the beauty and power of their work. The exhibit at the Lake Travis Community Library will feature a variety of photographic styles and genres, from portraiture and landscape photography to documentary and abstract photography. Visitors will have the opportunity to see the work of both established and emerging photographers, and to learn about the unique perspectives that women photographers bring to the art form.

Mark your calendars for the Women in Photography art exhibit at the Lake Travis Community Library in March 2024! The exhibit is a free event and is open to the public. The artist reception will be held on March 9th, 2024 from 1:30-3pm at the library.