Berthe Morisot:
An Impressionist and Her Circle

A founder of the Impressionist movement, Berthe Morisot was an intrinsic part of the circle of avant-garde painters that championed individuality, creativity, and modernity. Read More

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	Pueblo Pottery: A Living Tradition
	Adhering to techniques passed down from generation to generation, female potters from four New Mexico pueblos reject the influence of technology to keep ancient traditions alive.
	Beyond the Headshot
	During a recent NMWA Role Model Workshop, photographer Mary Nöel McMillian led a group of young women in developing photographs—and a sense of self.
	The American Dream: As Told by Author Chitra Divakaruni
	Chitra Divakaruni’s latest novel, Queen of Dreams, examines the line between fantasy and reality as a young heroine searches for her own identity in the wake of her mother’s mysterious death.