San Antonio artist Barbara Felix's new exhibition celebrates the joy of women in movement
San Antonio visual artist Barbara Felix is engaged in an ongoing portrait project that seeks to capture the confidence of women through fluid movement. Work from that project, The Glorious Way She Moves, is now on display at the Mercury Project in an exhibition that shares the name of Felix's series. "I paint whole-body, multi-image portraits of women of color in San Antonio as part of my evolving series, The Glorious Way She Moves,” she writes.
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