Meet brave women, like the incomparable Selma Blair, who's influence on style has made and moved culture. “There’s no tragedy for me. I’m happy, and if I can help anyone be more comfortable in their skin, it’s more than I’ve ever done before.”
For our next Women In History installment we discuss the groundbreaking accomplishments of five impactful women in the arts.
A few days after the election, Michelle created @agirlhasnopresident, a politically savvy, sharp-witted Instagram account intent on keeping followers informed and activists impassioned.
Fiber artist and founder of Niroma Studio, Cindy Hwang Bokser, is the macrame maven at the heart of the #macramemovement. We sit down with this entrepreneur to discuss following your passion, starting a business and the future of macrame as an art form.
As women continue to move into leadership roles across the country, we sit down with the new Executive Director of the Northwest Film Forum, Vivian Hua, to discuss women filmmakers, supporting marginalized communities through art and her own experience becoming a leader.
The director of Cleveland's SPACES, a resource and public forum for experimental artists, answers all of our questions about her inspiring creative career, the intersections between art and activism and expanding the industry well beyond NYC.
Our current exhibit in collaboration with Seattle's Ghost Gallery highlights the women whose art you've seen across our site — now available to hang at home!
Why we shouldn't timid or embarrassed about the songs, albums and artists we think of as "guilty pleasures."
Our resident bookworm, Elizabeth Lane of the book subscription box called quarterlane, shares the five reads she's currently devouring and adoring.
