SAN ANTONIO, TX.- Reclaimed is an all-female exhibition that embraces the themes of nature, the body and diversity. The conversation is clear, women are reclaiming their bodies, people are denouncing being color blind and reclaiming their race.

The subject matter of the exhibition focuses on the female figure in many cases immersed in nature. With signs of global warming, society is realizing the importance of reconnecting with nature. This exhibition illuminates the ideas of being present and connected with our bodies and Mother Nature.

This selection of black and white photography and film, cast sculpture and drawing show a divergence from the Foundation’s typical exhibition of more experimental use of media and harks back to more traditional methods of creating fine art. This unexpected selection of classical forms of art without the use of color will give guests an idea of the depth and variedness of the Foundation’s permanent collection.

Artists featured in the exhibition include Laura Aguilar, Dorothy Cross, Judy Dater, Annette Messager, Lorraine O’Grady, Robyn O’Neil, Linda Pace, Tracy Rose and Kiki Smith.

The group of artists featured in the exhibition are generationally diverse as well. The work included ranges as early as 1975 up until 2009.