WAAS In The Press

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WAAS In The Press

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WFAA, July 2020:

Deep Ellum Foundation Mindful Mural Women Empowerment

“‘To see a female presence really take share in a space that people will be walking over every day… it’s a thrilling time,’ said Adams.”

Dallas Observer, Sept. 2019:

Dallas’ WAAS Gallery Keeps Forging the Way for Women in Art With a New Exhibition

“Tucked into one of the oldest buildings in South Dallas is WAAS Gallery, a much-needed space where women can exhibit the artwork that they want to make. Women have been struggling to receive as much recognition as men in the art world for as long as art has been a thing — but in today’s world of widespread feminism, it’s easy to think that this problem has been solved. This is far from true: WAAS founder Brandy Michele Adams has discovered that in today’s art world, only 5% of exhibited work is created by women. But Adams is in the process of changing that statistic, one exhibition at a time.”

Label Local, July 2019:

At WAAS Gallery, An Oasis for Female Energy and Growth

“Enter WAAS (Women Are All Stars) Gallery. Located outside of the spaces in the Design District, this Logan Street building is marked with a vibrant tasseled marker atop the gallery signage, along with eye-catching murals that indicate you’ve reached your location. The stark contrast of this building with its neighboring South Dallas businesses is also telling of WAAS Gallery itself in the Dallas art scene — this place is doing things a little differently.”

Paper City, February 2021:

Six Dallas Artists Create New Deep Ellum Banners for Black History And Women’s History Months

“…the Deep Ellum Foundation and founding director of WAAS Gallery Brandy Michele Adams have teamed up to curate six new street pole banners designed by local artists in Deep Ellum.”