Artessa Alliance in the Press
(Press may contain references to MamaCITA before our members became Artessa Alliance in 2020.)
Introducing Artessa Alliance- Press Release 5-19-20
For more information contact:Karen Hunter McLaughlinkamcl@artessaalliance.org, 215-676-5134www.artessaalliance.org For Immediate Release Local Women Artist Group Expands Vision and MissionPhiladelphia area arts collaborative announces new name and mission under...
Artessa Alliance HR Press Images
Images from our 2018 group solo show – Process, L-R Elena Drozdova installation, Rashida Salam installation, Process show installation in progress- Brenda Howell and Megan Grugan Cheltenham Center for the Arts. February, 2018. Installation Photographs by Michelle...
In art, mothers find way to deal with losing a child
In Art Mothers Find a Way to Deal With Losing a Child By Melissa Dribben, Inquirer Staff Writer September 06, 2013 No one believes that they have found the cure for violence. Certainly not the hundreds of women who earned membership in Mothers in Charge by...
Collaboration is the basis for anti-violence project, One Year, at the Rotunda
From The Artblog, Review by Rachel Heidenry September 16, 2013 —>Rachel’s post delves into a year-long anti-violence project in which artists of MamaCITA collective collaborated with Mothers in Charge to create a project to memorialize the deaths by homicide in...
Images to Soothe, Amy S. Rosenberg
Philadelphia Inquirer, September 28, 2012
Amy S. Rosenberg: “Images to Soothe”.
Article about the MamaCita collaboration- Beginnings, installed in the new Einstein Montgomery Hospital.
Honoring Each Victim, Yowei Shaw
BrendasHandsWHYY- NewWorks
Yowei Shaw: “Honoring each Philadelphia homicide victim with art”.
Radio interview with MamaCita members of the Leeway Art and Change Grant project- One Year.
Press Archives
Liberty City Press
Vessels Carry Message Article by Shiela Simmons, January 15, 2013
97.5 Ben FM
Woman of the Week with Marilyn Russell. Interview with MamaCITA members Michelle Carlo-Hayes and Heather Knopf discussing the Miss Representation screening and Represent Art exhibit.
PHL17- Eye Opener
The “One Year” art installation. An interview with Lauren Intindoli of PHL17/WPHL. Aired January 8, 2013.
NewsWorks.org
Maleka Fruean: “Artists continue their work memorializing every Philadelphia homicide victim of 2012”. Continuing coverage by WHYY of the One Year art installation. December 2012