Women in Arts & Culture

Jiha Moon, artist and recipient of the prestigious Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters and Sculptors Grant and her work resides in major collections throughout the country.

Former Co-Host on Entertainment Tonight, Television Host, Author, Journalist, Producer and Entertainer What were your parents’ professions? My father owned a construction company. My mother was a stay-at-home mom for…

Growing up in Poland during the communist revolution profoundly impacted Martynka Wawrzyniak’s life and career as a conceptual artist. Necessities were scarce, and this minimalist way of life is reflected in her work today.

On the cusp of her architecture firm’s 40th birthday, we look back on the project that earned Zaha Hadid the name “Queen of the Curve.”

When her line of cosmetics for women of color caught the eye of editors at Essence magazine, Susan Taylor had no idea that she would one day lead the publication as Editor-in-Chief.

An award-winning actress, producer, singer-songwriter, motivational speaker and philanthropist, Karen Abercrombie is no stranger to the big screen.

Elisabeth Weed’s passion for reading led her to become a literary agent. She formed The Book Group, a literary agency in NYC, with three other agents.

A New York Times best-selling author, Karen Abbott’s career started as a young journalist, where she found a passion for gathering details and began to channel them into historical fiction.

Artist Edwina Sandys draws on grandfather Winston Churchill’s creative spirit to make stunning works of art.

A frank conversation shares the deeply personal struggles and accolades of the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist.

  Eboni Williams; lawyer, political pundit and a Real Housewife of New York  believes God’s direction is critical in her life’s journey   Eboni, how, at 16 years old, did…

Florida’s first woman attorney general shares her political and personal path