We are gynocratically run – meaning democratically run by women – but certainly not only interest in work by women. As an online gallery we are particularly interested in lending our support to artists (and their works) which may be undervalued in some, or many ways by the art world; such undervaluing might be commercial (by public collections, museums, galleries), at auctions (private collections
), critically, and/or academically. Artists featured may also face additional prejudice dues to race, gender, class, sexual orientation, and dis/ability. We are an online, 100% volunteer run, not-for-capitalism art gallery. (And we are extremely excited to report that we just celebrated our first birthday on October 24th 2016.) We are a community of creatives, dedicated to infusing great art into ‘the gaps’ – the spaces in between the established spaces. As feminist historians and curators regularly note, art history is full of holes absences, blinders – gaps. We want to explore those gaps, point to gaps – helping to call out unacceptance. We are a new sort of gallery and we are interested in new friends and, new sorts of conversations. In any of these ways we are a voice, and a platform, a pop-up, a pub night, a potluck and a mosh pit. We’ve got room! Founded by artist and activist Danielle Hogan in 2015.
