Multi-disciplinary artist Erna Rosenstein became a leading cultural voice in 20th century Poland through her surrealist masterpieces.
Picturing Women in Action: From the Sabine Women to Artemisia Gentileschi
Art historian Yassana Croizat-Glazer reflects on ways different artists, including Artemisia Gentileschi, have represented women taking action in art.
Naming the Unnamed: The Women of The Lehman Trilogy
The popular play “The Lehman Trilogy” offers a unique perspective, but its portrayal of women gives rise to important questions.
Andrea Bartine Caldarise Paints an Oculus for Old Paths and Imagined Moments
Andrea Bartine Caldarise’s paintings set out to tell a story. Open compositions filled with tension allow the viewer to blend in their own narrative.
Wounds, Limitations, Yet Joy Nonetheless: Recent Works by Mally Khorasantchi
Exploring a variety of themes, artist Mally Khorasantchi’s recent works highlight a range of emotional undercurrents and existential questions.
Textile Artist Traci Johnson’s Unforgettable Work Is a Healing Place
Everything about Traci Johnson’s work is remarkable, bold, and welcoming.
Abstract Landscape Artist Rachael Wren Balances the Ordered and the Random
Rachael Wren paints moments in nature when form and space seem to mingle, when edges disappear and atmosphere becomes all-encompassing.
Hilma af Klint: Pioneer of Abstract Art
Swedish artist Hilma af Klint was a true visionary, pioneering abstract art several years before Wassily Kandinsky and Piet Mondrian.
Immigration and Identity: The Works of Bovey Lee and Katrina Bello
The works of artists Katrina Bello and Bovey Lee highlight key themes about immigration, identity, and family.
Betrayed by Carmen Mola: What We Lose When a Successful Female Author Turns Out to Be Three Men
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.