30,000 VOTE posters made in collaboration with designer Lexi Visco were recently printed and distributed to over 100 cities across the country ahead of the November 2020 election as a free public art project.
To learn more, visit the VOTE poster project website: HERE.
On November 12, 2019 Mayor Jesse Arreguin named ‘Miriam Klein Stahl and Lena Wolff Day’ in the city of Berkeley.
The Art of Equal Pay is an initiative organized by artist Michele Pred to confront and combat the gender pay gap for visual artists. Pledge to support equality amongst artists HERE. You don’t have to be an artist to do this – you can sign on as an art enthusiast, collector, gallerist, curator, activist, ally, feminist, educator, etc.
Join us for the annual Open House at Another Country Studios
the joint workspace of Miriam Klein Stahl & Lena Wolff
ONE DAY ONLY: Sunday, December 15th, 2019 11 to 4pm
drawings, collages, papercuts, sculpture and ephemera
plus wreaths by Haia Sophia of Canopy Floral, + spirits by Fieldworks Collaborative.
The event is a partial fundraiser for Spread the Vote, through the print edition ALL FOR ONE FOR ALL.
Conversation with Lena Wolff & Lauren Schiller, founder of the podcast Inflection Point
in celebration of the exhibition Patterns & Spells
Sarah Shepard Gallery, Larkspur Landing Circle
Saturday, November 16th, 2019 3pm
Patterns & Spells - solo show of new work at Sarah Shepard Gallery
opens Saturday, November 2, 2019 4 to 7pm
artist conversation with Lauren Schiller of Inflection Point, Saturday November 16th 3pm
through December 3
Midsummer Edit - group show at Sarah Shepard Gallery, Marin
work by Jet Martinez, Adia Millett, Kelly Ording, Victoria Wagner, Matthew Ward & Lena Wolff
Opening, Thursday July 25, 2019 6-8pm
through September 7th, 2019
Future Chorus performs songs for the political moment at Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, Friday night November 16, 2018 - link to the event here
On the heels of the United Against Hate posters made in collaboration with graphic designer Lexi Visco in 2017, new VOTE! posters were generated with funding from a Civic Arts grant from the City of Berkeley to encourage greater voter participation in the 2018 midterms and 2020 elections.
20,000 copies of the posters (with versions in English and Spanish) were printed by Autumn Press in early October 2018 and sent to over 13 states with funds crowdsourced for shipping. The posters are visible in windows across the country and free pdf files are available at www.yourvotecampaign.com for download to print from home or send to a printer individually.
Future Chorus will be performing at the opening of All Together Now at the Fine Arts Gallery at San Francisco State University this fall. The exhibition looks at art and activism from the perspective of those who seek to use their artistic practice to create networks, a sense of mutual respect, belonging, and a deeper sense of history.
Saturday, September 22nd, 2018 2pm
Fine Arts Gallery - San Francisco State School of Art
1600 Holloway Avenue, San Francisto
Radical Matriarchs brings together the work of Lena Wolff and her wife, Miriam Klein Stahl, artist and illustrator of Rad American Women A-Z and Rad Women Worldwide. The show features work by both artists in collage, papercut and wood sculpture, as well as years of ephemera and selections of their private art collection, offering a glimpse into their lives as artists, as a couple, and as part of a broader community.
Radical Matriarchs at Johansson Projects
through June 2, 2018
closing reception, Friday June 1, 6pm
Another Country Studios is the shared workspace of Lena Wolff and her wife artist and illustrator Miriam Klein Stahl. Every year in December the studio is open for a holiday open house with new large and small works available, holiday ephemera and handmade goods. This year the duo is joined by artist Jaime Knight, flower arranger Haia Sophia of Canopy Floral, with spirits by Fieldworks Collaborative. The event is a partial fundraiser for Sister District, an organization dedicated to turning red states blue in 2018 and beyond. Join us for one day only, on December 17th, 2017.
The Song is Love, Artist Residency, De Young Museum, Nov 1-Dec 2, 2017
FUTURE CHORUS performance, Saturday, December 2nd 2PM
Taking a cue from the title of an album by the Quails put out on Mr. Lady records in 2003, THE SONG IS LOVE is a month-long residency at the De Young Museum which presents a series of projects that affirm the transformative power of art and collaboration to generate empathy and the sublime in times of political disaster. From October 31 to December 3, 2017, Wolff’s studio will be set up as an intimate space within the museum, where new work will be developed in drawing, collage and fabric, along with multiple collaborations with fellow artists, musicians, designers, craftspeople and the public. THE SONG IS LOVE upholds the power of collective creative activity as an essential wave of resistance at this critical time in the history of the United States -a power is capable of turning the tide away from hate, toward wider affirmative forces of love, imagination and inclusivity.
As part of the residency, Wolff's project FUTURE CHORUS, will perform songs for the political moment at the museum Saturday., December 2nd at 2pm.