Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists? by LINDA NOCHLIN (c. 1971) “While the recent upsurge of feminist activity in this country has indeed been a liberating one, its force has been chiefly emotional–personal, psychological, and subjective–centered, like the other radical movements to which it is related, on the present and its immediate needs, rather
Thanks Robin for being so awesome and hosting the second installment of EX: Collaborative Creation in your ROCKING Chicago apartment a.k.a. “Carousel Space”. Robin Kang is an incredible artist who has true dedication and vision. Check out her own artwork here. Weather she is building a brick house (or a digital textile) this girl is mighty-mighty. So,
Continue Reading “NY & CHI – Done. Fort Wayne – Here we come!”
(Photo credit and all-together provocative-ness thanks to Dani/TRB.) One thing I thought a lot about before recently saying some simple, yet meaningful, vows was – What about my friends that have not yet found “love”? (I shuddered, took a double take, and then shuddered again reading that sentence – I know it sounds condescending and lame, but stay
Thanks to the Daileys – here is some scrumptious summertime sweetness: Mixes for your seasonal appetite! [FOLLOW the LINK to get the story and download] [Same Here]
Dear Readers, Thank you for patiently waiting while the site was inactive. But I am back and looking forward to some more interviews (podcast or maybe even video?) as well as new observational research at a women’s arts conference this August! With a thankful heart, bonnieKate photo credit: Ira Lippke, who I owe many thanks for his
There are many ubiquitous topics that flutter around the “art-world” consciousness that never seem to land. Every once in a while those ideas can be reinterpreted in a way that just “clicks”. It may feel right because it feels new, or because someone else (who is totally genius) “gets it”! This can be really satisfying
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photo by Flora Hanitijo via New York Times’ tMagazine In the recent NYmag list of how to make it in the art world – they might have got a lot of it right, but they did forget one tried and true rule-of-thumb: Invest in another profession that makes you rich or interesting to other art-world people. Their
“I do not want to give my power, my self-esteem, or my autonomy, to any person, place, or thing outside myself.” –Judd
