Executive Advisor

The WMG Executive Advisor is renowned artist Judy Chicago. Judy joined our gallery in 1997 and visits WMG off and on when in Chicago. The image to the right shows Judy at her last visit to Woman Made Gallery, listening to our progress report and giving valuable advice for our future development. One of her suggestions was to show larger bodies of work by individual artists in solo shows.

The image on the left shows Judy surrounded by Woman Made Staff after the board meeting. Former intern Meg Coleman took all digital images. The women from left to right are Pamela Callahan, Janet Bloch, Judy Chicago, Beate Minkovski and former Gallery Director Sheila Farley. Read Judy Chicago's biography and view her work by visiting her website at judychicago.com.

Senior Advisor

Our Senior Advisor is distinguished artist Janet Bloch. Janet was WMG Director from 1993 to January 2000, when she resigned her position to give more time to her artmaking. She is still very much involved in Gallery activities and assists with grantwriting, conducts workshops and lends her expert advice in a number of issues at hand. Janet Bloch is the three-time recipient of the CAAP grant from the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, and a recipient of the Illinois Arts Council Visual Artists Fellowship and the Arts Midwest/NEA Regional Fellowship. Please visit her WMG website to find out more about her.

Advisory Board

We are thankful to all Advisory Board members, a diverse group of dedicated women and men, who are contributing to Woman Made Gallery in their fields of expertise.

• Stephanie Rose Bird
• Jan Brown Checco
• Susan Ifergan
• Indira Freitas Johnson
• Donna Magnani
• Joyce Owens
• Sandra Perlow
• Ann Regan
• Mary Stoppert
• Ginny Sykes
• Mary Ann Thompson-Frenk
• Tom Van Eynde
• Daniel Waterloo
• Cassandra West

Advisory Board members together with board members and staff representatives serve on a variety of committees which include Development, Marketing, and Programming.

(above right) 'Spiritual Anatomy', 7 x 3.5 feet, mixed media sculpture by Mary Ann Thompson Frenk