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Weinstein Gallery LA is proud to present SEE ME - Unapologetic Voices in Sisterhood, curated by respected Los Angeles-based curator Dominique Clayton. Debuting at Felix Art Fair, Feb 25 - March 1 , at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Suite 115 , the exhibition brings together 17 contemporary artists-primarily based in Los Angeles-and embodies the gallery's commitment to celebrating and amplifying voices from its local community while fostering cross-generational dialogue. The presentation continues in the gallery February 27 - March 1, with an opening reception on Friday, February 27 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM.

SEE ME is a dynamic, multidisciplinary exhibition spanning painting, collage, sculpture, conceptual art, and time-based media. The artists represent a broad spectrum of cultural identities, lived experiences, and personal beliefs. Each creates from a deeply individual vantage point, shaped by heritage, memory, community, and self-definition.

Together, they ask the viewer to do something both simple and radical: to see them.

To see them not as a category, but as individuals.
To see their histories, their complexities, their vulnerabilities, their power.

Curator Dominique Clayton transforms the  two exhibition spaces into intimate salon environments where difference is not flattened but honored. Each work stands firmly in its own voice while contributing to a collective presence that is unapologetically feminine. The diversity of backgrounds becomes a source of strength, demonstrating how women across identities and generations uplift and sustain one another.

Anchoring the exhibition are historic works from the Weinstein Collection including Leonora Carrington, Leonor Fini, and Tamara de Lempicka-foremothers and provocateurs whose radical, defiantly feminine practices reshaped art history. Their presence establishes a cross-generational dialogue that honors their groundbreaking contributions and their resonance in contemporary practice.

In SEE ME, personal narratives remain distinct, yet together they form a collective chorus of visibility, agency, and mutual support. The exhibition reveals how strength emerges not from sameness, but from shared recognition-how women stand beside one another after speaking their truths. SEE ME - Unapologetic Voices in Sisterhood is a testament to the power of women to define themselves-and to the enduring force of sisterhood that sustains them.

Artists

Sam Anderson
Jessica Taylor Bellamy
Leonora Carrington
Ariel Dannielle
Marika Shishido Dato
Jamea Richmond Edwards
Leonor Fini
Teresa Flores
Lanise Howard
Suhn Lee
Tamara de Lempicka
Lex Marie
Alex Merrell
Marryam Moma
Paris Reid
Sóla Saar
Maya Seas
Zoë Solís
Halie Torris
Hana Ward

About the Curator

Dominique Clayton is an arts consultant, writer, and gallerist born and raised in Los Angeles. She is the founder of Dominique Gallery, a storefront-turned-pop-up exhibition and online program that showcases and advises emerging artists, with a focus on marginalized artists and artists raising families. Clayton also serves on the curatorial and programming committee of Destination Crenshaw and has previously worked at The Broad and Jeffrey Deitch Gallery