Making Women Artist Visible
Women artists have always existed, but they have often been invisible. Despite the persistent obstacles of sexism and racism, they have worked steadily and in increasing numbers. So, why have traditional art history texts consistently ignored women artists, or if they recognized them, dismissed them as insignificant?
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Runs High to the Clouds
An artist's journey of exploration and process creating a painted work of art on a carnival pony. > See Video
Sculptors | Russian
The first generation of Russian superstars did not appear on the scene until the early 1800s, Joining this generation of painters who were all Imperial Academy graduates was sculptor and serf Boris Orlovsky (1797-1837).
The Flow of Creativity
Artist Serena Kovalosky is known for pushing the boundaries of traditional “gourdcraft” to create fine art sculptures that celebrate the organic form. In this short video Kovalosky talks about the inspiration she receives from flowing water and how she uses it to create her sculptures. Serena's work can be found in our online gallery – musings-on-art.org/painter/serena-kovalosky