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Article: Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling with Art HER-story - The exhibition, Making Her Mark: A History Of Women Artists In Europe 1400-1800, is both breathtaking and groundbreaking. This once-in-a-lifetime exhibit displays over 200 awe-inspiring art objects.
The Baltimore Museum of Art is closed today due to a security threat.Museum officials tweeted that the police are investigating a security concern."We apologiz
A sweeping show at the Baltimore Museum of Art and an exhibition at Washington’s newly renovated National Museum of Women in the Arts attempt to correct gender imbalances in the art-historical canon.
Making Her Mark: A History of Women Artists in Europe, 1400-1800 brings together more than 200 objects that dispel the myth that women artists were rare or less talented than their male counterparts.
Photographer Adam Crane took a different view of a remote Indigenous community when WAFL players came to town