by Elaine | Nov 12, 2020 | About Women Artists, Teaching
We don’t see enough art projects out in the world that are inspired by the art of women artists, so I decided to create some and find some more. They’re on my blog at BeingBold.me. You can find them all here:...
by Elaine | Nov 9, 2019 | About Women Artists
On the origins of Ruth Asawa’s method for creating her suspended wire sculptures. The Myth There is a myth about Ruth Asawa, the Japanese-American sculptor known for her suspended wire forms. The myth says that she went to Mexico in 1947 (or ‘48) and “a local...
by Elaine | Feb 10, 2019 | About Women Artists
Artist Nicole Havekost, whose work I saw at Woman Made Gallery and I interviewed here, is teaching a workshop in November 2019 called the Doll as Storyteller, at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. Read all about the class here. And know that if cost is a barrier,...
by Elaine | Oct 1, 2018 | About Women Artists
A Big Important Art Book (Now with Women) by Danielle Krysa Profiles of Unstoppable Female Artists — and Projects to Help You Become One Like me, the author had the experience in a college art history class of looking through her textbook and wondering,...
by Elaine | Mar 31, 2018 | About Women Artists
For whatever reason, people in Chicago and all over the world are starting to notice how few women have been honored with a public, outdoor statue. I’m starting to see and hear about it everywhere and want to share some of the interesting articles and podcasts...
by Elaine | Mar 12, 2018 | About Women Artists
Did you know I interview artists for Moore Women Artists? I also write essays and do research pieces about artists who have passed away. You can find my most recent articles on my contributor page: Elaine Luther And the whole round up of everything I’ve written...
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