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Commissioning Editor Rebecca Morrill shares insights on “Great Women Artists” and how it can help to shift the conversation around gender in art.
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Am I Crazy, Doc? Mental Health Professionals Weigh in on Anxiety
We spoke with three mental health professionals to understand the medical realities of anxiety.
Mademoiselle Editor: How Julia Gamolina is Writing a New Future
Architect and editor Julia Gamolina shares how her love of architecture led her to launch the women-focused platform, Madame Architect.
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Kimberly Dowdell is a licensed architect and frequent speaker on the topic of the future of architecture.
How to Sell Yourself and Your Brand, Even When It Doesn’t Come Naturally
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Why Art Consultants Sidel & McElwreath Want a United Artistic World
Art advisory Sidel & McElwreath seeks to unite all artists and create diversity in art
Kathy Griffin’s Rise from the D-List to the A-List
How Kathy Griffin capitalized on her reputation as a D-list actress.
Felicia Yap’s Mystery of a Misunderstood Woman
After changing her will shortly before her death, Baroness Agnes von Bruhn’s sanity gets called into question by those she leaves behind. Determined to make her unbelievable life believable, the Baroness leaves behind clues to defend who she was in her lifetime.
Sadako Sasaki, Nuclear War’s Memory-Bearer
Sadako Sasaki is the most widely-known “hibakusha”—which roughly translates to “bomb-affected person”—and has become a symbol of the impact of nuclear war.
Marion Donovan, Inventor of Disposable Diapers
Marion Donovan’s frustration at constantly having to change and wash her children’s soiled diapers, bed sheets and clothes resulted in the first disposable diaper.
Esperanza Spalding, High School Dropout Turned Grammy Winner
Often considered a musical prodigy, in 2011 Esperanza Spalding became the first jazz musician to win a Grammy for Best New Artist.
The Link Between Museums and Activism
ICOM seeks to bring to light the relationship between politics and art.