Amalia Amaki: Boxes, Buttons and the Blues

From tempting faux chocolates to large-scale manipulated photographs, Amalia Amaki addresses issues of race and gender with positive portrayals of her subjects and a wise sense of humor. Read More

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	Enriching the Permanent Collection: Inspired Journeys
	Each work that comes to NMWA takes on a new life in the context of an all-women's museum. As points of commonality and difference are illuminated, so is the inspirational legacy forged by women artists.
	Steven Scott Collects
	Gallery owner Steven Scott talks with Deputy Director/Chief Curator Susan Fisher Sterling about his donations to the museum, favorites from his collection, and the way the marketplace is changing for women artists.
	Exploring Art: Committed to Education
	Through NMWA's Exploring Art program, the Mississippi State Committee brought new arts curricula-and lessons that will last a lifetime-to students in Mississippi.
	2005 Library Fellows Award Winner: Vera Khlebnikova
	Triumphing over turbulence in her native country, Vera Khlebnikova preserves the culture and history of Russia in her award-winning artist's book.