By Jennifer Hyvonen. “I want visual art to be as accessible as music,” says public artist Lori Greene. “Music catches people right away. It is coming out of cars, stores. […]
Dear Friends, It is hard to believe that it is the 10th Anniversary of Support Women Artists Now Day already! What a fantastic decade it has been! I always love […]
DENVER, CO – The Athena Project, a non-profit organization serving Denver’s women artists, has put together another amazing Arts Festival this year. This weekend they are offering a world premiere […]
BERKELEY, CA – Now in its sixth year, What Do The Women Say? is an evening filled with song, dance, spoken word and more. On Saturday, March 12 at 8 […]
WomenArts is proud to support the U.S. Department of Arts & Culture in the call posted below regarding the Syrian refugee crisis. The United Nations Refugee Agency reported this year that […]
The adventurous Marin Theatre Company continues its excellent commitment to racial and gender diversity with its latest production, the Bay Area premiere of My Mañana Comes written by Elizabeth Irwin […]
Special Guest Post by Laura Shamas, Playwright and Co-founder of the Los Angeles Female Playwrights Initiative Thanks so much to our colleague and friend, Laura Shamas, for this special in-depth […]
Theresa Rebeck, an award-winning Broadway playwright, television writer, Pulitzer Prize finalist, and outspoken feminist, will be featured at PlayGround’s Annual Gala reception and dinner next Monday, April 6 at American […]
New York film critic and SWAN Day co-founder, Jan Lisa Huttner, will host a special SWAN screening of Lisa F. Jackson’s It Happened Here on Sunday, March 29 at 11 a.m. […]
TWO WOMEN’S THEATRE FESTIVALS Two New York SWAN events will celebrate women in theatre in the coming weeks. The League of Professional Theatre Women will host their annual New Play […]