Author Carmen Mola has received a major prize in publishing, but her true identity has left many readers with unanswered questions.
Essay by Agathe Snow: “Just to Be Sure and Absolutely Certain”
This essay is part of “Bliss,” an exhibition that asks a group of artists to tell their viewers what bliss, or its loss, means to them.
Natasha Wright Paints Tension between Grit and Femininity
Painter Natasha Wright is not interested in conventional ideas surrounding beauty—her work seeks to present women in a strong and powerful way.
Female VC Soraya Darabi Is Blazing the Trail for Women Founders
VC Founder Soraya Darabi is part of the change in the industry: 60% of Trail Mix’s venture capital dollars are going to women.
The Cultural History of Witches and Deadly Creatures—and Why It Still Matters Today
Witches and deadly creatures have existed in popular culture for centuries. Art historian Yassana Croizat-Glazer examines their relationship at a particular moment in time.
Decades of Feminism Haven’t Changed Gender Stereotypes in Comedy
Live theater is making a return but many of the same gender stereotypes exist even in more avant-garde shows.
Fiber Artist Poppy DeltaDawn’s Work Examines the Transitioning of Bodies
Trans artist Poppy DeltaDawn believes in evolution and pliability. Her work is a reminder of impermanence and the constant transformation of bodies.
Alyssa McClenaghan’s Latest Work Explores Radiators and the Human Body
Artist Alyssa McClenaghan uses materials typically found in construction to examine concepts of labor, femininity, and gender.
Painter Mel Reese Makes Art for Those Who Revel in the Quiet Beauties
Mel Reese’s work is built on a visual lexicon of abstract forms that simplify her own understanding of the world’s complexities.
Multimedia Artist Lorna Simpson’s Works Confront Narrow Views of Gender and Identity
Brooklyn-born artist Lorna Simpson rose to fame in the 1980s as a pioneer in conceptual photography.
6 Exceptional Female Artists to See at Armory Week 2021
Closing this Weekend: Art writer Morgan Everhart selected six exceptional female artists during this September’s Armory Week in NYC.
Edson Oda’s “Nine Days” Poses Questions About Women’s Agency and the Value of Life
“Nine Days,” the first feature film from Japanese-Brazilian Director Edson Oda asks audiences to consider what it means to live a full life.
New Flower Mural Amplifies Sense of Community on the Lower East Side
Artist and AWT contributor Morgan Everhart recently completed a flower mural off of Grand and Suffolk Streets in the Lower East Side that commemorates the community’s perseverance through the pandemic. The communal…
The Power of Restraint: What “WandaVision” Can Teach Us About Overcoming Challenges
“WandaVision” provides an insightful look at the importance of restraint and the current cultural moment.