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@womens-art
Hello, and welcome to the women's art blog: a collection and celebration of different works, all by female artists. This includes, and is not limited to: poetry, prose, literature, paintings, illustrations, zines, handcrafts, music, sculptures, films, design, and photography.
Basically: any and all creative pursuits by women.
This blog does accept submissions, but please read the FAQ and submission guidelines below before submitting. Submit here.
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Mary L. Macomber (American, 1861-1916)
Night and Her Daughter Sleep, 1902
Marianne Boruch, "Keats Is Coughing"
Lisa Olstein, "Radio Crackling, Radio Gone" from Radio Crackling, Radio Gone
Mary Oliver, "The Rabbit"
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Marianne Boruch, "A Tiny Pre-Kangaroo Slips Out Its Mother's"
Mary Oliver, "The Kingfisher"
Mary Oliver, "The Rabbit"
Two of Cups
This is the spell I don’t say aloud: I want to hear your stories, gather all your myths, sit together in easy silence, argue about whose turn it is to make dinner, or take out the trash, or water the garden— I want to grow things.
And I’m not scared of any of it— the way I might’ve been terrified of myself once, because your heartbeat feels like an ocean, a memory of a place I’ve never been but miss, the way music sometimes feels like home, how I can’t even explain it, but don’t feel like I have to.
The door’s open, darling— the door, my heart, this whole new universe, unexpected and unlooked for, but so welcome and so wanted, a love spell so true I don’t even need to speak it aloud.
Valerie Wallace, "Examining the Phytolith"
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Joan Naviyuk Kane, "Turning Back"
Lisa Olstein, "Dear One Absent This Long While" from Radio Crackling, Radio Gone
Traci Brimhall, "Stillborn Elegy"
Deena Metzger, "Silence for My Father" from Ruin and Beauty: New and Selected Poems
Lisa Olstein, "QUESTIONS ARE AN ATTRIBUTE OF GOD" from Late Empire.
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Mary Oliver, "That Tall Distance" from Felicity.
Barbara Krueger, Untitled (Your body is a battleground), 1989. Photographic silkscreen on vinyl.
