Female Artists

In The #MeToo Era, Do These Paintings Still Belong In A Museum?

Museum educators are grappling with the future of art history's problematic faves.
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These Drawings Capture What Love Looks Like When Nobody's Watching

The little moments of intimacy in everyday life. 💓
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Spike Lee's 'She's Gotta Have It' Show Is Black Art That's Free To Be Mediocre

It's OK not to love all black art.
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The WWII-Era Women Who Broke Up The Disney Boys' Club

In the 1930s and '40s, women were hired in animation jobs formerly held by men. Their path to success was anything but easy.
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Myths On The Ideal Brown Feminist

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Exclusive Insights From Four TEDWomen Speakers

Featuring Luvvie Ajayi, Justin Baldoni, Susan David and Sally Kohn.
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Artist Stages Protest At Met Museum Where Her Alleged Abuser's Work Is On View

Jaishri Abichandani hopes protests like "#MeToo at the Met" will help give voice to women in the arts who've been excluded, undercut and abused.
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With 'One Mississippi,' The Moment For Women Storytellers Is Now

As some of comedy's icons have fallen, Tig Notaro continues to rise. We should make way for more women like her.
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Who Got Next: Creating Pipelines For Girls Of Color To Be On The Ballot

Organizations must nourish and buttress the political ambitions of young black and brown women.
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Did You Ever Notice This About The Clothes You Grew Up Wearing?

Even the adults who gravitate toward all-gray everything when shopping for kids may not realize they’ve been raised with gendered perceptions of food.
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