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"Still Counting...
4. 34. 48. 130. In a world where women continue to fight for equality, we are “Still Counting” the moments and milestones that make up a movement. Known for designing noteworthy exhibits focused on women’s empowerment, Emily Mackie, founder of Chicago’s Inspired Interiors design firm, gathered 21 female artists to create personal, powerful works provoked by the number of years it has taken to receive equal rights in a list of categories essential to living in true gender equity (think everything from Supreme Court appointments and Presidential nominations to the right to economic identity).  " 
 

What, When, Where...

When I received an email inviting me to collaborate there was an attachment outlining titles we could select from.  The Equal Credit Opportunity Act of 1974 just jumped out at me.  Amongst other things, it was the act that made it illegal for creditors to discriminate against women seeking credit.  It was finally illegal for creditors to interrogate a woman with a barrage of questions to find out if she planned on having children, if she was divorced, etc.  And it finally became legal for a woman to secure her own credit card, even if she was not married.  It also became legal for a married woman to obtain her own credit card without her husband's approval or signature.   I was a little shocked. I was 9 years old at the time. This was in my lifetime.  Still counting...

I created this piece "Seventy Four" inspired by this important step forward for women.  Created with the same mediums and materials I have been working in, I wove this message into the fibers of this painting. It represents the strength of women before me and the determination of my generation and the next to keep pushing for equal rights, from credit and fair pay to equal representation in art.  Still counting....

This painting and other artworks celebrating our triumphs in history will be on exhibit at SOFA in Chicago at the Navy Pier in Chicago....
"Still Counting...
4. 34. 48. 130. In a world where women continue to fight for equality, we are “Still Counting” the moments and milestones that make up a movement. Known for designing noteworthy exhibits focused on women’s empowerment, Emily Mackie, founder of Chicago’s Inspired Interiors design firm, gathered 21 female artists to create personal, powerful works provoked by the number of years it has taken to receive equal rights in a list of categories essential to living in true gender equity (think everything from Supreme Court appointments and Presidential nominations to the right to economic identity).  " 
 

What, When, Where...

When I received an email inviting me to collaborate there was an attachment outlining titles we could select from.  The Equal Credit Opportunity Act of 1974 just jumped out at me.  Amongst other things, it was the act that made it illegal for creditors to discriminate against women seeking credit.  It was finally illegal for creditors to interrogate a woman with a barrage of questions to find out if she planned on having children, if she was divorced, etc.  And it finally became legal for a woman to secure her own credit card, even if she was not married.  It also became legal for a married woman to obtain her own credit card without her husband's approval or signature.   I was a little shocked. I was 9 years old at the time. This was in my lifetime.  Still counting...

I created this piece "Seventy Four" inspired by this important step forward for women.  Created with the same mediums and materials I have been working in, I wove this message into the fibers of this painting. It represents the strength of women before me and the determination of my generation and the next to keep pushing for equal rights, from credit and fair pay to equal representation in art.  Still counting....

This painting and other artworks celebrating our triumphs in history will be on exhibit at SOFA in Chicago at the Navy Pier in Chicago....
"Still Counting...
4. 34. 48. 130. In a world where women continue to fight for equality, we are “Still Counting” the moments and milestones that make up a movement. Known for designing noteworthy exhibits focused on women’s empowerment, Emily Mackie, founder of Chicago’s Inspired Interiors design firm, gathered 21 female artists to create personal, powerful works provoked by the number of years it has taken to receive equal rights in a list of categories essential to living in true gender equity (think everything from Supreme Court appointments and Presidential nominations to the right to economic identity).  " 
 

What, When, Where...

When I received an email inviting me to collaborate there was an attachment outlining titles we could select from.  The Equal Credit Opportunity Act of 1974 just jumped out at me.  Amongst other things, it was the act that made it illegal for creditors to discriminate against women seeking credit.  It was finally illegal for creditors to interrogate a woman with a barrage of questions to find out if she planned on having children, if she was divorced, etc.  And it finally became legal for a woman to secure her own credit card, even if she was not married.  It also became legal for a married woman to obtain her own credit card without her husband's approval or signature.   I was a little shocked. I was 9 years old at the time. This was in my lifetime.  Still counting...

I created this piece "Seventy Four" inspired by this important step forward for women.  Created with the same mediums and materials I have been working in, I wove this message into the fibers of this painting. It represents the strength of women before me and the determination of my generation and the next to keep pushing for equal rights, from credit and fair pay to equal representation in art.  Still counting....

This painting and other artworks celebrating our triumphs in history will be on exhibit at SOFA in Chicago at the Navy Pier in Chicago....
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Seventy Four Painting

Susan Washington

United States

Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 48 W x 36 H x 1.5 D in

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"Still Counting... 4. 34. 48. 130. In a world where women continue to fight for equality, we are “Still Counting” the moments and milestones that make up a movement. Known for designing noteworthy exhibits focused on women’s empowerment, Emily Mackie, founder of Chicago’s Inspired Interiors design firm, gathered 21 female artists to create personal, powerful works provoked by the number of years it has taken to receive equal rights in a list of categories essential to living in true gender equity (think everything from Supreme Court appointments and Presidential nominations to the right to economic identity). " What, When, Where... When I received an email inviting me to collaborate there was an attachment outlining titles we could select from. The Equal Credit Opportunity Act of 1974 just jumped out at me. Amongst other things, it was the act that made it illegal for creditors to discriminate against women seeking credit. It was finally illegal for creditors to interrogate a woman with a barrage of questions to find out if she planned on having children, if she was divorced, etc. And it finally became legal for a woman to secure her own credit card, even if she was not married. It also became legal for a married woman to obtain her own credit card without her husband's approval or signature. I was a little shocked. I was 9 years old at the time. This was in my lifetime. Still counting... I created this piece "Seventy Four" inspired by this important step forward for women. Created with the same mediums and materials I have been working in, I wove this message into the fibers of this painting. It represents the strength of women before me and the determination of my generation and the next to keep pushing for equal rights, from credit and fair pay to equal representation in art. Still counting.... This painting and other artworks celebrating our triumphs in history will be on exhibit at SOFA in Chicago at the Navy Pier in Chicago....

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Painting:Oil on Canvas

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Size:48 W x 36 H x 1.5 D in

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Susan Washington is an abstract painter from Brooklyn New York. She comes from a family of painters and though has painted all her life she made her career in the fashion industry in NYC for 20 years before relocating to the Pocono Mountains to become a full-time painter. Her paintings have been shown nationally at Hamptons Market Art & Design, White Room Gallery in the Hamptons, The Affordable Art Fair NY, The Other Art Fair Los Angeles, Art Warehouse Los Angeles and internationally at Southport Art Center and Antwerpen. Works in collections include David Hoey & Katja Van Herle (LA & Antwerpen), Google NYC, Circle Wealth Management NYC, Jimmy O. Yang (Los Angeles), The Daxton, The Renaissance Palm Springs, Turnberry Ocean Club, HBO writer Joshua Conkel, The Stastny Foundation and numerous private collections worldwide. Susan’s paintings have also been included in film and motion pictures including The Book Club with Diane Keaton, LA’s Finest, The Morning Show, The Laundromat . Susan relocated to Baltimore in April of 2021 where she has a large studio on W. Pratt Street. Along with continuing to explore her Subway Sonnet’s body of work, Susan is commissioned for large-scale paintings and works closely with designers on residential and hospitality design projects. www.susanwashingtonfineart.com REPRESENTATION Winkel Galler | Baltimore MD The White Room Gallery | Hamptons, NY Muriel Guepin Gallery | NYC Artspace Warehouse | Los Angeles, CA Online with Saatchi Art and limited selection of works at Holly Hunt NYC.

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