The Woman Who Turned Grief and War into Powerful Art

Photo is a black and white image of Kathe Kollwitz by Hugo Erfurth taken in 1927. Kathe sits at a table right elbow on the surface, chin in hand. Her left hand rests on the table in front of her.

Käthe Kollwitz turned grief into art that shook the world. Discover how one woman’s sorrow became the most powerful political statement of the 20th century.

Women Empowering Women

Women empowering women is a strong and beautiful act. How does this happen? Women lift others with their voices through song, art, dance, speech, poems, stories, and mentorship and so many other ways including small acts of kindness. Art Feminist art emerged in the 1960s. From sculpture to paintings to drawings and performances, these artists… Continue reading Women Empowering Women

How I Found My Cover Artist

Finding my cover artist was relatively a straightforward process that took a lot of time. I’m married to an artist who had an award-winning career as an art director. You’d think I would have found the process easy. Not so much. Not that my artist of choice, Elizabeth Leggett, made it difficult. She made it… Continue reading How I Found My Cover Artist

A Meeting of Minds: the Alchemy of Science, Art, and Poetry

A Meeting of Minds: the Alchemy of Science, Art, and Poetry is a collection of poetry that blends with science. Read about it, the author and the illustrator.A Meeting of Minds: the Alchemy of Science, Art, and Poetry is a collection of poetry that blends with science. Read about it, the author and the illustrator.