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  • Hit Me With Your Best Shot in Time Out Magazine

    Time Out says This women-curated exhibition highlights works by female or nonbinary artists that address gender marginalized individuals in the arts. Kick off Women’s History Month with “Hit Me With Your Best Shot,” an exhibition bringing together 18 women curators and thought leaders, including Hall Rockefeller (Less Than Half), Monika Fabijanska (Contemporary Art Projects Curator) and…

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  • Hot Coffee with Dawn Delikat and Parker Daley Garcia of Pen & Brush

    “Pen & Brush provides a platform to showcase the work of women, non-binary and female-identified transgender artists and writers to a broader audience with the ultimate goal of effecting real change within the marketplace.” This mission-driven organization has been supporting community for the last 130-years. When Dawn Delikat, Executive Director and Parker Daley Garcia, Artistic Director, have…

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  • Artwork by Deborah Jack From Pen + Brush Selected for PAMM’s Permanent Collection

    Artwork by Deborah Jack From Pen + Brush Selected for PAMM’s Permanent Collection Original Article (MIAMI, FL — December 12, 2023) — Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) and SCOPE Miami Beach are pleased to announce the selection of the first annual SCOPE Acquisition Gift for PAMM, an acquisition gift for the museum’s permanent collection selected from the 22nd edition of SCOPE Miami…


  • Rx Studio: Svetlana Bailey, Interviewed by Parker Daley Garcia

    Rx Studio is a series of conversations and performances with contemporary artists in their own space. Published October 6th, 2023 – Interview by Parker Daley Garcia, Art Director and Curator of Pen + Brush In this conversation, artist Svetlana Bailey discusses her work, including her ice sculptures, with curator Parker Daley Garcia. These sculptures are…

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  • Meet Dawn Delikat

    By Canvas Rebel, an interview with Pen + Brush Executive Director, Dawn Delikat Alright – so today we’ve got the honor of introducing you to Dawn Delikat. We think you’ll enjoy our conversation, we’ve shared it below. Dawn, thanks for joining us, excited to have you contributing your stories and insights. What’s been the most…

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  • Pen + Brush.

    From the Archives: White Hot Magazine, Deborah Jack

    Salt, (re)memory, and aftermath: an interview with Deborah Jack. The first retrospective of 20-years of Deborah Jack’s work is now on view at Pen + Brush until February 19th, 2022. To encounter Jack’s work is to sit at the shoreline of colonial histories, to face a storm surge and live to hear the melodies of…

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  • Pen + Brush.

    DAWN DELIKAT, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CHIEF CURATOR AT PEN + BRUSH

    Meet Dawn Delikat, Executive Director, Chief Curator at Pen + Brush, a publicly supported non-profit that showcases the literary and visual work of women, non-binary, and female-identified transgender artists and writers located at 29 East 22nd Street.

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  • Michela Griffo: The Price We Pay Reviewed in the Brooklyn Rail

    By Ksenia Soboleva Falling between the cracks of history is a common side effect of queer identity. Few of the queer elders that fought for LGBTQA+ rights in the 1960s have received their due recognition, and as time goes on, less and less of them are still around to receive it. Seasoned activist Michela Griffo was…

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  • Pen + Brush.

    Michela Griffo: The Price We Pay

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: New York, NY, (August 1, 2022)— Pen + Brush is pleased to present Michela Griffo: The Price We Pay (October 13th – December 17th, 2022), curated by Parker Daley Garcia with Birdie Piccininni, a solo exhibition that brings together both large-scale paintings and small-scale watercolor works by Michela Griffo for the first…

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  • Pen + Brush.

    White Hot Magazine

    Salt, (re)memory, and aftermath: an interview with Deborah Jack. The first retrospective of 20-years of Deborah Jack’s work is now on view at Pen + Brush until February 19th, 2022. To encounter Jack’s work is to sit at the shoreline of colonial histories, to face a storm surge and live to hear the melodies of…

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