Photo of a Black woman by a bronze scupture sited in a street of a woman lifting a baby in the air
Cécile Nobrega (1919 – 2013), Guyanese-born, UK poet, playwright, composer, activist who led a 15-year campaign to establish the 1st public statue of a Black woman to be on permanent display in England - 'Bronze Woman', Stockwell, London #WomensArt
Photo of a sculpture resembling a light brown deer walking left, its antlers extend into branches and leaves, all against a grey background
Petal deer, 2012 by Ellen Jewett, sculptor known for her often surreal depictions of animals #WomensArt
The Trump administration profoundly misunderstands power as being synonymous with violence, writes @rebeccasolnit.bsky.social. But we can learn a lesson about real power from a humble source — flowers.
A vertical screen print style poster in red, yellow and black, featuring the quote by Dom Helder Camara: "When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist." The edges of the poster show a packed village with small houses, and a road leading to skyscrapers in the far background. A red sun in the upper right shines its long yellow rays across the image.
“When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist.”
Originally made as a screen print in 1990, we now offer this thought-provoking poster digitally printed on heavy cover stock.
So pretty! What is the pattern if you recall?
Looked sus. Blocked and reported.
Teal cable knit headband on person’s head - blue eyes looking up just below.
#showmeyourknits
My only cable project so far.
Pattern: Oceanborn Headband by Audrey Borrego
Yarn: teal superwash Plymouth worsted (so soft!)
In these dark, sad, enraging times, we must turn to poetry, to music, to arts in all its manifestations. We must write and cook and dance all while imagining what is possible in radical hope. We must love as we fight, strategize, and organize. The world necessitates beauty and struggle. #resist
Painting of a flowing stylised plant in purple against a white background
Botanical inspired watercolours by contemporary artist Sally Ann Langley #WonensArt
Rectangular embroidery in orange with stylised central smiling crab motif in various lines and colours
'Happy Crab' design, tradition mola embroidery from the women of the Guna/Kuna people of Panama #WomensArt
#FridayFeeling
Print with nine stylised animals and birds, including two cats, a rooster, mice and a rabbit, in different colours on a white background
Jane Ormes, contemporary UK printmaker based in Bristol #WomensArt
Artwork in greys looking down on a rural track on which a small figure walks with fields either side and hills in the distance
Katja Lang, Road to E. (2022) #WomensArt
Painting of a close-up of two blue and white blossoms, one in front of the other
Blue Morning Glories, 1935 by Georgia O'Keeffe #Womensart
Photo of a large scale sculpture resembling a sitting person with a bird cage, created with wire and hundreds of large books, sited on a desert
''Body of Knowledge' by Dana Albany for Burning Man 2000, it was constructed with out-dated textbooks and discarded library books #WomensArt
Photograph looking down the corridor of a huge library with arched roof and open rooms on both sides on two floors all filled with books on shelves
Trinity College Library, Dublin, 2004 by photographer Candida Höfer #womensart
Painting of the upper half a ginger and white cat facing left with head tilted upwards sniffing a red and white flower
Atsuko Suwa (諏訪温子), contemporary Japanese painter specializing in Nihonga (traditional Japanese painting) #Womensart
Yay! I am in ckc this year too! Excited to get started on this pattern 😁
Lacy shawl pinned out on blocking mats in jewel toned hand painted variegated yarn - Folklore by Bad Sheep.
Close up of lacy shawl pinned out on blocking mats in jewel toned hand painted variegated yarn - Folklore by Bad Sheep.
Blocking One Love by Joji Locatelli. Ready for vacation!! 🧶
Simple vest - ribbing for neck and arms left. Simple socks - 2nd of the pair. On the handles of a bag. Summer top and delicate shawl are on the back burner. While on vacation (tomorrow), a cruise themed shawl kal and fun lightweight socks for my son. After that, on to Celtic knits club projects! 😬
'In my garden' by Mariann Johansen-Ellis, contemporary printmaker #ReframingWomenPrintmakers
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Kids should be kids. Close Dilley ❤️🩹
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Photo of a sculpture in black of a squatting figure wirh arms around two infants, the sculpture is on a plinth in an interior
Käthe Kollwitz, Mother with two Children, 1932-1936, sculpture #WomensArt
Photo featuring a white woman dressed in white shirt and trousers sitting crossed legged against a huge textile artwork
Portuguese textile artist Vanessa Barragão's large-scale handwoven artworks using techniques of her ancestors such as latch hook, crochet and felt needle with recycled materials #womensart
5 - actively on 3 - although about to start 2 more 😬
Painting of tulip plants wirh pink and yellow blossoms
Pink and Yellow Tulips 1925 by Georgia O'Keeffe #WomensArt #April
Tarot card featuring a figure walking towards a cliff unknowingly
Rider-Waite (Rider-Waite-Smith) tarot, 1st edition (1909) designed by artist, illustrator and writer Pamela 'Pixie' Colman Smith - (The Fool card) #WomensArt #AprilFoolsDay
Trans Day of Visibility. Trans people are our neighbors. Trans people are not dangerous. Today, and every day, we see you. You are loved, you belong 💛
Nigerian artist and designer Nike Davies-Okundaye, Traditional African Instruments, 2003 Watercolour, pen and ink #WomensArt
Embroidery featuring a blue house with birds flying over it against a cream background
Stephanie Kelly Clark, textile artist known for her embroidered 'thread paintings' #womensart
Māori weaving, or raranga, is a traditional art of identity, heritage and expression of spirituality. The patterns woven into items such as cloaks and baskets all have meaning #womensart