When the world attempts to silence women, art becomes both refuge and rebellion. Drawing from their acclaimed historical novels, authors Lisa Barr, Erika Robuck, Piper Huguley, and Madeline Martin explore how women have used creativity, as artists, collectors, curators, and unsung heroes, to defy oppression, preserve culture, and inspire change. The conversation offers a stirring look at the power of creative expression in the face of constraint.
Ticketing through Santa Barbara Public Library (SBPL).
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