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By Rocky Richards Have you ever heard of the term triple threat? Dorothy Dandridge is one of the first African American women to be recognized… Read More »Meet Dorothy Dandridge!
By Rocky Richards Have you ever heard of the term triple threat? Dorothy Dandridge is one of the first African American women to be recognized… Read More »Meet Dorothy Dandridge!
By Rocky Richards I’m certain almost everyone had their eyes glued to the television last Sunday for the 2015 Grammys! I mean did you see… Read More »Maddie Ziegler
By Kacie Otto and Kemora Williams Name of Event: The Vagina Monologues Date and Time: February 10, 2015 at 7pm Location: UMKC Student Union Theater,… Read More »Vagina Monologues to be Staged at UMKC!
By Jesse Bihlmeyer Yikes! Thanksgiving break has come and gone – now, it’s almost finals week. I’ve been studying, cramming, and spending countless hours immersed… Read More »Shrink Your Stress!
By DeDe Jones Towards the beginning of the semester, I wrote a blog entitled, “What about Her Art?” In my blog I expressed how women… Read More »Still I Ask, What About Her Art?
Check out these great feminist blogs from over the holiday break! 1. “Jane Campion to Lead Cannes 2014 Jury” Jane Campion, Director and one… Read More »In Case You Missed It – Great Blogs You May Not Have Seen Over the Winter Break
Do you need to get some holiday shopping done? Then why not help support the Her Art Project while you shop?! The Her Art Project… Read More »Shop to Support the Her Art Project
By Anna-Maria Kretzer The other night I was watching the Antiques Roadshow and I saw a story about a mobile by Alexander Calder that I… Read More »Women are WONDERful Artists: There Needs to be Gender Equality in the Arts
By Anna-Maria Kretzer I love quilts and quilting practices, and I am always looking for new ways to exhibit them. It is important to show… Read More »“Quilted Friendship: The Art of NedRa Bonds and Nancy Dawson” will be Curated by our Her Art Project Intern, Anna-Maria!
By Maritza Gordillo Dr. Norma E. Cantú is a postmodernist writer and an English and Latina/Latino Studies professor at UMKC. Her areas of specialization are:… Read More »A Wonder Woman and Inspiring Chicana: Dr. Norma E. Cantú