Contemporary artist Elizabeth Chapin takes an anthropological approach to her painting and sculpture work, exploring themes of “nostalgia, privilege, tolerance, freedom, and discomfort” in colorful, multi-dimensional works in vibrant hues that spark awe and delight. Growing up in Mississippi in a traditional Southern culture with closely defined ideals of beauty, Chapin’s work, focused on young women as portrait subjects, aims to redefine what it means to be women. “My greatest hope for women is...