Andrea Bowers

Born in Wilmington, Ohio in 1965, Andrea Bowers lives and works in Los Angeles, where she has established an artistic practice fundamentally concerned with contemporary political, social, and aesthetic issues. While Bowers’s work is tightly aligned with feminist concerns, she has also employed various mediums—drawing, installation, video, and photography, for instance—to explore pressing topics such as immigration, environmental activism, abortion, workers’ rights, and sexual and gender discrimination.

Bowers’s educational background includes a BFA from Bowling Green State University in Ohio as well as an MFA from CalArts in Valencia. The artist’s work has been exhibited extensively, including at institutions such as the Pomona College Museum of Art in Claremont, California, the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens, REDCAT in Los Angeles, ArtPace in San Antonio, the St. Louis Museum, and the Drawing Center in New York, among others.

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Praz-Delavallade

Paris
Dec 01 2018 - Jan 19 2019

Terres De Feemes

PRAZ-DELAVALLADE

Paris
Dec 01 2018 - Jan 12 2019

WOMEN’S LAND - TERRES DE FEMMES

Drawing Room

London
Jun 15 2017 - Jun 15 2017

Artists in Protest: Researching Artistic Engagement with Conflict and Injustice

The Jewish Museum

New York
Mar 17 2017 - Aug 06 2017

The Arcades: Contemporary Art and Walter Benjamin

Petzel Gallery

Jan 07 2017 - Feb 11 2017

WE NEED TO TALK…

The Jewish Museum

New York
Sep 16 2016 - Feb 05 2017

Take Me (I'm Yours)

Andrew Kreps Gallery

New York
Feb 18 2016 - Mar 26 2016

Whose Feminism Is It Anyway?

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Drawing Room

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New York Mar 17 2017 - Aug 06 2017

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Jan 07 2017 - Feb 11 2017

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New York Sep 16 2016 - Feb 05 2017

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New York Feb 18 2016 - Mar 26 2016

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