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.Margaret and Christine’s Wertheim's Crochet Coral Reef project is a global participatory art+science endeavor that has had over 20,000 contributors in 50 cities and countries. Crochet Coral Reef, Hyperbolic Geometry, Crochet Coral, Freeform Crochet, Big Art, Art Event, Crochet Art, Science Art, Coral Reef
Crochet Coral Reef
Hyperbolic Geometry
Crochet Coral
Freeform Crochet
Big Art
Art Event
Crochet Art
Science Art
Coral Reef
Art - Crochet Coral Reef — Margaret Wertheim
there are many pictures on the bookshelf and one has a red light in it
Goldsmiths University Of London
African American Authors
University Of London
Art Library
Art Organization
A Magazine
Exhibitions
Female Art
African American
The Women's Art Library
The Women's Art Library, Goldsmiths, University of London
10 Radical Art Projects That Celebrate Women’s Bodies.
10 Radical Art Projects That Celebrate Women’s Bodies
10 Radical Art Projects That Celebrate Women’s Bodies.
a woman standing in front of a mirror looking at herself in the mirror with her reflection
Rain Thunder
Identity Development
Sense Of Belonging
Pin Map
Very Tired
Class Projects
Home Sweet Home
Cold Weather
Home sweet home
Malika Sqalli I surrendered the luxury of having a home to explore the concept of home, by going to the other side of the world to find the connection and the sense of belonging inherent to our culture and identity.
two women standing in front of a white statue
16th Century
Frida Kahlo
Georgia Okeefe
Audre Lorde
Howard University
Art Museums
Women Artists
Inspiring Women
National Museum
National Museum of Women in the Arts | Home
National Museum of Women in the Arts. Founded in 1987, NMWA is the only major museum in the world solely dedicated to recognizing women’s creative contributions.
the painting is colorful and has arabic writing on it
Art
Art Exhibitions
S Art
Muslim Women
Your Voice
Art Exhibition
The Process
Online Art
imow.org
About | IMOW Muslima Welcome to Muslima: Muslim Women’s Art & Voices, a global online exhibition from the International Museum of Women (IMOW). Muslima presents a groundbreaking collection of thought pieces and artwork from contemporary Muslim women who are defining their own identities and, in the process, shattering pervasive stereotypes - See more at: http://muslima.imow.org/content/aboutmuslima#sthash.UR4BLXOB.dpuf