Ninety-Nine and a Half Won't Do: The Art of Nellie Mae Rowe

For years, Nellie Mae Rowe labored as a domestic worker, her artistic genius untapped. But at 48 this self-taught artist began to depict the fantastic, colorful work that occupied her dreams. Read More

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	The Visual Poetry of Mirella Bentivoglio
	In this exclusive NMWA interview, artist Mirella Bentivoglio explains visual and concrete poetry and addresses the feminist aspects of her work.
	Georgia O'Keeffe's Black Maple Trunk–Yellow Leaves
	NMWA's assistant curator of modern and contemporary art introduces a new loan of a work by America's besk-known Modernist.
	Women in Music: Jeanne Galway Finds Her Niche
	Once daunted by the pressures of career and family, flutist Jeanne Galaway achieves balance, contentment, and critical acclaim.
	Eva Levina-Rozengolts: Renewal through Suffering
	After 7 years in Siberian exile, this Soviet-era artist created drawings that move from pain and darkness to resolution and light.