Good morning y’all, Today Friday October 14th, an in-depth conversation on MAD WOMEN, the exhibition profiling pioneering women gallerists Jill Kornblee, Martha Jackson, Eleanore Saidenberg, Eleanor Ward, and their respective exhibition programs that flourished along Madison Avenue in the 1960s, closes out our week of New Social Environment programming. Art historian extraordinaire Véronique Chagnon-Burke (@veroniquechagnon) and legendary art dealer Michael Findlay (@michaelalistairfindlay) will discuss the exhibit, how each of these groundbreaking women became an essential and defining part of the contemporary cultural landscape, and more with Rail beloved Editor-at-Large Phyllis Tuchman (@phyllis_tuchman) at 1 pm Eastern. Amazing poet Daisy Fried (@daisyfried) will read to close the program. You can register for this event through the link in our bio. And you can see MAD WOMEN, on view at David Nolan Gallery (@davidnolangallery) through October 22nd. 🙏💚🌈🌷🛸🐸💥🛸😇 #MADWOMEN #DavidNolanGallery #JillKornblee #MarthaJackson #EleanoreSaidenberg #EleanorWard @poetryfoundation @miguelabreugallery @studioinaschool @joachimpissarro @monirafoundation @andrew_ginzel *Cover image: Rosalyn Drexler, Hooker (1963); Image 2: Rosalyn Drexler, Cigarette Smoking May Be Hazardous to Your Health (1967); Image 3: Grace Hartigan, Articulations (1968); Image 4: Claire Falkenstein, Untitled (ca. 1965)