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Art is often described as an act of remembrance — of people, places, identities, even things we barely remember. For many women artists, a rich and deeply evocative source of material lies in personal or familial archives: photographs, letters, objects, heirlooms, stories passed along from one generation to the next. In this post we’ll explore
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Art is often born in solitude—but its full power is realized in community. Collaborative exhibits are more than just group shows. They’re dynamic gatherings of ideas, identities, and energies. They offer a way to merge voices, amplify messages, and connect artists with each other and with their audiences in meaningful ways. At the Women’s Artists
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At the Women’s Artist Collective, we are proud to spotlight the work of Liv Losee-Unger, a visionary muralist whose creations under the moniker ORLUarts transform public spaces into vibrant celebrations of community, nature, and feminine strength. A Journey Rooted in Purpose Liv’s artistic journey began in Philadelphia, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts
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