Join bbatx resident artist and contemporary painter Aimée Everett for a conversation with The Projecto ATX's Coka Trevino exploring creativity in quarantine and Aimée's latest series Paying Reverence at the Altar of Memories​.

The talk will be hosted digitally via Zoom from 6 to 8 PM on Friday, August 7. Attendees can expect a:

• Q&A with Aimée

• a digital tour of her studio

• a peek into her newest work exploring identity and memory

All are welcome. :)

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— MEET THIS EVENT’S FEATURED GUESTS —

Aimée M. Everett

Originally from New Orleans, Louisiana, Aimée is a visual artist whose work employs abstraction and figurative work to explore communication, gender, race, psychology, and social commentary. Aimée M. Everett lives and works in Austin, Texas.

Coka Treviño

Coka Treviño has worked extensively in art and music, holding every position imaginable within the cultural scene, curating being her favorite. She's the Founder and Director of The Projecto an organization that facilitates cultural exchange with different cities and artistic expressions.

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— GRAB YOUR RSVP —

All events in our Stay Home Club series require an individual RSVP and can be attended for free or by donation.

To donate when you RSVP, name your own ticket price during checkout. If you can’t donate right now (times are swirly! we get it!), but you'd like to support our recovery efforts, you can: 

• support our partners

• become a member when we launch our membership program later this year

• or donate later. :)

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— VIRTUAL ACCESSIBILITY NOTES —

This event will occur on Zoom, requires Wi-Fi to attend, and can be accessed using a smartphone, tablet or desktop computer. Closed captioning will be provided. A link to the event’s virtual room will be sent at least 24 hours in advance. If you need any additional accommodations, you can let us know by emailing thebabes@bossbabes.org. We'd love to hear from ya!

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— MEET THE PRODUCERS —

About bbatx (#bossbabesATX): We amplify women and nonbinary creatives, entrepreneurs and leaders in Texas. At bbatx, we believe that representation, education and intersectionality make for more resilient leaders and communities. So, through conferences, markets, festivals and meet-ups, we create spaces to share our crafts, find collaborators, learn new skills, seek guidance and provide each other with practical and emotional resources. Our programs showcase, educate and connect 1500+ emerging women and nonbinary creatives, entrepreneurs and leaders per year. Beyond the opportunities we offer, our exhibitions and events are attended by 20,000+ community members per year (including you!). Learn more and get involved at bossbabes.org.