THE PROMISE is short story by Yasuko Murata from her book “The Sorrow of Jerusalem” (Erusalemu no Hiai). Read more
Dee Shapiro is a painter who also writes and makes artists books. Read more
Nancy Green dances herself right out of one decade and into the next……. Read more
Daniela Gioseffi’s eco- poem: I hope the Earth will remember me Read more
In NATURA MORTA (still life), Mexican artist, Rosario Guillermo, observes nature. Read more
Inspired by nature, Miriam Brumer creates layered sensuous drawings….. Read more
#ME TOO ? a poem by Natalie H. Rogers Read more
Robyn Ellenbogen creates an ongoing series of bamboo artist books… Read more
With subtle paintings and muted colors, Mona Brody reflects on personal memories…. Read more
Though she works with fragile materials, Ziva Kronzon’s sculpture is powerful and visceral. Read more
Rina Peleg, weaves her dreams in clay….. Read more
Diana Taylor’s “Only Bound by my Imagination” is a poetry film that challenges artificial control by man on the individual . Read more
A PHILADELPHIA STORY, by Lili White, is an experimental documentary, of crime, of rape and its aftermath. Read more
I’m amazed that I have never visited Auschwitz . It’s the grave of three of my grandparents, …… Read more
Florence Weisz works in collage as her primary medium…… Read more
Sandra Lerner’s lyrical expressionistic paintings originate in music. Read more
The Nature of Things, a poem by Janet R. Kirchheimer Read more
Angeline JoVan focuses on her favorite subjects: Glorious Women. Read more
Gwendolyn Audrey Foster homage to Chantal Akerman; feminist pioneer of avant-garde cinema. Read more
Using simple images, Stephanie Brody-Lederman’s paintings distill the poetry inherent in ordinary life. Read more
Susan Grabel’s latest series, Confluence, comes out of deep concern for the survival of our species and planet…… Read more
Painter and poet, Peg McAulay Byrd shares some of her lyrical abstracted paintings and poems…….. Read more
“In my imagination I slide easily and gracefully into a back bend” writes Sara Nuss-Galles…. Read more
Experimental filmmaker, Coleen Fitzgibbon’s documentary style critique of the Island of Manhattan … Read more
Nassau County Poet Laureate for 2009-11 and the Walt Whitman Birthplace Association 2016 Poet of the Year, Gayl Teller poem: Worn-Out Walking Shoes. Read more
A mixed media painter, Kate Rivers works primarily with cast-off materials…… Read more
Grace Graupe-Pillard is focusing on the horror and human cost of wars being fought in far-off places ….. Read more
Regina Silvers paints the Granny Peace Brigade – a group of senior peace activist…. Read more
Anne Gullbjørg Digranes uses hand held camera to record events in her town, Bergen, Norway. Read more
Ruty Benjamini creates female nude figurines, she models figures that are asymmetrical………. Read more
Gaia Regards Her Children ………. a video made to a poem by Alicia Ostriker Read more
The morning hours are magical….. Read more
“Etelka Böhm waxed the wooden floor exasperatedly.”…… a story of one woman’s courage and triumph in trying times. Read more
..from ‘Plenty’ – a collection of observational snapshots and images representing everyday life and commodification of culture… Read more
Lush and delicate installations from handmade paper ….. Read more
In my fourth year of dancing and not dancing the often-joyous and sometimes deeply disappointing Argentine tango……. Read more
Film by Lynne Sachs to Paolo Javier’s poem “Starfish Aorta Colossus”. Read more
Lorna Green works consist public art/environmental projects, ….. Read more
Caged in doubt she is sitting on the fence,…….. Read more
A voyage into surrealism, traversing photojournalism and observations of the human condition Read more
A humorous attempt at feminist appropriation of male-attribued images. Read more
The aroma of coffee, the hum of Dixieland jazz and the babel of conversations washed over the devil as he opened the door… Read more
A journey through an old house by way of a mirror…….. Read more
The potters of Kalabougou are the women of the village. They mine the clay,… Read more
The parallel lives of the movie director,Bonnie Dennis, and her subject, Margaret Holloway, a drug addict homeless person. Read more
Building layer upon layer of colors and shapes, Nancy Hagood creates powerful multilayered abstract paintings where borders are obfuscated and forms merge. Read more
Ellen Denuto captures memories, discarded objects that were damaged or forgotten and the magic of the moment. Read more
A video-poem ‘Homeopathy’ by Lori H. Ersolmaz, based on a poem by Nina Corwin. Read more
Two seemingly unrelated stories, an unlikely encounter with a prisoner and the the origin of her name, are beautifully woven together by Vasu Varadhan. Read more
Putting embroidery at front and center, Daniella Meller is linked to a long line of feminist artists who sought to elevate “women’s crafts” into an artistic expression of female experience. Read more
Nancy Azara carves, assembles and paints wood, often with gold and silver leaf and encaustic….. Read more
I see my mother in the corridor… A poem by Edna Shochat Read more
A writer and a filmmaker, Gwendolyn Audrey Foster is an eco-feminist; she asks the viewer to contemplate the apocalyptic horror of worldwide environmental destruction. Read more
Karen Bell has been exploring natural curiosities, photographed, gathered and brought back to her studio where they got incorporated into her life and often into images. Read more
Liliana Orbach’s video ‘The Rhythm of a Mind’ portrays thoughts of a woman during her sleepless night. One eight of the video compilation entitled “The music of the night” inspired by Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Goldberg Variations”. Read more
Susan Schwalb utilizes an ancient technique that dates back to the Renaissance; Silverpoint is a method of drawing with a piece of silver on a prepared surface. Read more
ON THE OTHER SIDE is a video-poem by Tova Beck-Friedman. It lays bare the essence of a woman’s vanishing youth; her aging process is irrevocable revealing a deeply fragile and touching reality. Read more
Mexican photographer, Yolanda Andrade examines Mexico’s still life and night scenes. Read more
‘The Limit’ is a short poetic prose by Roberta Rhodes Read more
A poem by Natalie H. Rogers, psychotherapist, actress and poet who explores the effects of the aging process upon women . Read more
Marion Held is a figurative sculptor, but instead of depicting the body in a literal sense , she is interested in its representation as a metaphor. Her representations of the body evoke a sensual as well as an ephemeral aura. Read more