Shared Women is an “exhibition that is dependent on cronyism, feminism and nepotism. [They] are supposed to be doing it for the love of the craft, for the love of humankind, for the love of the planet but [they] are not. [They) sleep with each other, inspire, plot, plan, respond, complain, collaborate, and analyze. [They] reorganize and reaffirm [their] histories every few years, culling histories from ‘the women’ and ‘the gays,’ from outsiders now insiders. This is a gay feminist show that picks up the tools of [their] mothers and refashions them to seduce and influence each other. Maybe some artists in this show have slept their way to the middle. Maybe some are using that bridge called [their] back, but all are creating conscientious contemporary feminist art that needs to be seen by more than the 'communities' that form around alternative venues, ideologies, and shared women. Welcome to [their] dirty commerce.”