Nasty Woman Artist Hilma af Klint: How the World Works
It was one painting in the Museum of Modern Art in New York, but it stood out to me and I took a...
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Category: Nasty Women Writers: Artists
California Painter Grace Hudson (1865-1937) Honoring the Pomo People
Grace Carpenter Hudson (1865-1937) was an American woman artist who excelled and became very...
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50 Women Sculptors: A Monumental Resource
While preparing to interview Cheryl Robson, who initiated the establishment of the Virginia Woolf...
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Where are the Women? The Girl Scouts’ Campaign for the First Statue of Women in Central Park by Janice Hechter
After returning from England in 1912, where she had learned about the Boy Scouts during a meeting...
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Hilma af Klint’s Telescopic and Prophetic Vision
Editor’s note: this piece was submitted in response to a piece published on Nasty Women Writers in...
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Elsie Allen (1899-1990): What it Takes to Save a Lineage
While watching a black and white film about Pomo elder and master basket weaver Elsie Allen at the...
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May Alcott Nieriker (1840-1879): Little Woman, Big Ambition
The youngest sister of Little Women author Louisa May Alcott, May Alcott Nieriker, was a...
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Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) Part 1: A Savvy Businesswoman with a Fierce Love for the Wild
I don’t know who I thought Beatrix Potter was but I certainly didn’t think she was the kind of...
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Mabel McKay (1907-1993): “Dreamer” and Master Basket Weaver of the Northern California Pomo Indians
It’s hard to know what might have happened to Mabel McKay if her grandmother Sarah had not made it...
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