Brushing Up: A Conversation with Ashleigh Coren, Head of Education, Smithsonian American Women’s History Initiative
Ashleigh Coren is a passionate advocate for the arts and culture sector. She wears multiple hats, from her involvement with educators
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🎨 Art, Feminism, and Ephemera: Feminist Activist Collection Exhibit
🤔 What’s Collectible in West Virginia’s Feminist History? When the curators at the West Virginia University West Virginia & Regional History Center (WVRHC)
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A.I.R. Gallery: Honoring the Vision of Women Artists through Nancy Storrow’s “Seasonal Notations”
As I embark on my new journey interviewing #artsleaders, I can’t help but pause and admire a few artists I
From Artistic Burnout to Arts Leadership: A Journey of Rediscovery and Renewal, Intro to Blog Series
Introduction to Brushing Up: Pathways in Arts Leadership A blog series by Sally Jane Brown **Burnout and Doubt** Twenty years
SISTERHOOD opening photos and closing announcement
Last Friday, September 8, SISTERHOOD: Portraiture by Sally Jane Brown and Amy Chaiklin opened at Monongalia Art Center in Morgantown,
Medusa’s Way’s of Seeing: Women in Print at Cleveland Museum of Art
A Quick Review: The signage outside and inside THE CLEVELAND MUSUEM OF ART advertising the Women in Print exhibit, up
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