Artist Antonia Wright places her own body at the center of her art projects, fusing her womanhood—her humanity—in the work itself.
Master of Line and Color: Ellen Berkenblit Paints with an Eye for Drama
Ellen Berkenblit has spent more than 30 years breaking down conceptual walls with her paintings.
Combining Punk Rock With Professional: Tiané Goines and Kathryn Godoy at AAF’s “Young Talent Exhibition”
This year’s “Young Talent Exhibition” at the Affordable Art Fair underscores its role as an entry-point for artists and collectors alike.
Your Map to This Weekend’s Bushwick Open Studios 2022
This Weekend in NYC: Art writer Morgan Everhart selects the top artists and organizations to visit for Bushwick Open Studios 2022.
5 Little-Known Women in History You Should Know
Learn about five little-known women in history who made big contributions to our modern world, from Yosano Akiko to Rosalind Franklin.
Here’s Exactly What’s Wrong With the Phrase ‘Calm Down’
Women who argue with men are often told to “calm down” simply because they’re expressing themselves.
Here’s What You Need To Know About Drag Kings
The drag kings scene in New York, led by Lee Valone Velour and others, shows that gender is performance.
5 Exceptional Booths with Female Artists to See at The Armory Show 2022
This Weekend: Art writer Morgan Everhart selects five exceptional booths showing female artists during this September’s Armory Week in NYC.
Artist Natasha Wright’s Explores the Significance of the Female Body as an Icon
Natasha Wright is a New Zealand-born artist based in New York City. Natasha has exhibited in the United States and internationally. Her large-scale paintings fuse figuration and abstraction. Wright’s work explores the…
Thriller “Home at Night” Explores the Dating Stories That Aren’t Often Told
Online dating is a common experience, but one that isn’t often explored in very complex ways in media or art.
How the Guerrilla Girls Changed the Conversation Around Art and Activism
After more than 40 years of activism and high-profile works of art, the legacy of the Guerrilla Girls continues to endure.
Anne of Green Gables vs. Jo March: How They’ve Shaped Perceptions of Girlhood
The heroines of “Anne of Green Gables” and “Little Women” have inspired generations of young girls, but their messages are actually quite different.
Embracing Witchcraft: Five Books About Women Stepping Into their Power
Women have been labeled witches for centuries, but the term also carries power. From the 14th century to the present moment, these books explore the nuances of that power.
Artist Yujin Son Explores Spirituality Through Artificial Intelligence
Mixed-media artist Yujin Son’s work conveys a state of meditation that alters the viewer’s mindset and aims to provide a feeling of boundlessness.