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Art, Urgency, and the Human Heart – Interviews with Artists on Reproductive Rights

“People pay attention to and get shocked by the artistic portrayal of political incidents.” Ju-Yeon Ryu This month we are examining artwork that wrestles with the deeply personal and highly […]

This entry was posted in Arts & Social Justice, Dance, Interviews with Women Artists, Theatre, Visual Arts on January 11, 2006 by Sarah Browning.

Artists Respond to Hurricane Katrina

All of us at The Fund for Women Artists have been heartbroken by the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Katrina and by the failure of emergency systems to aid and support […]

This entry was posted in Arts & Social Justice on October 11, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

Celebrating Lesbian Artists

Expanding the Sense of Humanity in Us All Ellen DeGeneres is selling American Express cards. The L Word is gearing up for a third hugely successful season on Showtime. We’re […]

This entry was posted in Interviews with Women Artists, Theatre, Visual Arts, Writers/Literature on June 11, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

Interviews with Lenore Chinn, Sharon Bridgforth & Susan Stinson

The Gift of Unmasking I had to teach myself to hear what was in my bones/my blood memory/my intuition. – Sharon Bridgforth Interviews with Three Lesbian Artists from the WomenArts […]

This entry was posted in Interviews with Women Artists, Theatre, Visual Arts, Writers/Literature on June 11, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

Lenore Chinn’s “Kindred Spirits”

The first image is a reproduction of Lenore Chinn’s painting “Kindred Spirits” and the second image is a close-up of the right side of the same painting. Return to Sarah […]

This entry was posted in Visual Arts on June 11, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

Other Fabulous LGBT Artists on the WomenArts Network & on the Web

Our June 2005 newsletter features interviews with three lesbian artists, but there are a lot more doing wonderful work.   You can find them on our free online artist directory, the […]

This entry was posted in Arts & Politics, Dance, Film, Music, Spoken Word & Poetry, Theatre, Video, Visual Arts, Writers/Literature on June 1, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

NY Times Claims Hollywood Is “A Gender-Balanced Model”

On Sunday, April 24, 2005, The New York Times ran an article on the cover of its Arts and Leisure section with the title, Hollywood’s New Old Girls’ Network by […]

This entry was posted in Arts & Economics, Arts & Social Justice, Employment, Film, Women Leaders in the Arts, WomenArts on May 1, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

Artists’ Groups Working for Peace

(Note: This list was compiled in 2005 and is by no means exhaustive.) The Accidental Activist The solo show by Lysistrata Project Co-Founder Kathryn Blume. www.theaccidentalactivist.com After the Fall: Artists […]

This entry was posted in Art Forms, Arts & Social Justice, Film, Music, Spoken Word & Poetry, Theatre, Visual Arts, Writers/Literature on March 11, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

Peace Begins With A Vision

Celebrating Artists Working for Peace Since we have just marked the second anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, we are featuring three artists this month who are exploring issues […]

This entry was posted in Art Forms, Arts & Politics, Arts & Social Justice, Film, Interviews with Women Artists, Spoken Word & Poetry, Theatre, Visual Arts, Writers/Literature on March 4, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

What Else Can We Do For Women Filmmakers?

Other Ways to Help Women Filmmakers and See Eye-opening Films? Rent movies made by women Movies By Women has compiled a list of movies made since 2000: www.moviesbywomen.com/moviesbywomenfilms.htm You can […]

This entry was posted in Art Forms, Film on February 2, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

This Is A Time To Be Fierce Dreamers! (February 2005)

Interviews with Three Filmmakers from the WomenArts Network Since Hollywood is not telling our stories, we decided to profile three women who make highly personal films on issues such as […]

This entry was posted in Film, Oscars on February 1, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

It’s Oscar Time – Where Are The Women? (February 2005)

The Academy Awards ceremony is upon us, and once again, women’s films are completely absent. There are no Oscar nominations for a woman-directed film for Best Picture, none for Best […]

This entry was posted in Film, Oscars on February 1, 2005 by Sarah Browning.

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