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Spring 2001

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Grandma Moses Moving Day on the Farm 1951 Courtesy Galerie St. Etienne, NY

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Grandma Moses in the 21st Century

In NMWA's current exhibition, Curator Jane Kallir reexamines the artistic achievements of Anna Mary Robertson "Grandma" Moses, looking beyond her celebrity to her ability to paint memories of the past, hope in the future, and an eternal present.
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Crossing from Vietnam with Lan Cao

Appearing in NMWA's 2000-2001 Literary Series, author Lan Cao describes the rich memories of her childhood in both Vietnam and the U.S. to captivate readers and reveals a Vietnam unlike the one we all know.

Women in Film at NMWA

With a busy spring schedule fast approaching, NMWA Film Coordinator Max Alvarez offers a sneak preview of what audiences can look forward to this season.

Illustrating Nature: Three Centuries of Botanical Prints

In the 18th and 19th centuries, women made significant contributions to the science of botany. NMWA's spring exhibition explores these extraordinary botanical creations and their long-overlooked origins.

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