Famous Female Artists: Natalia Goncharova
Natalia Goncharova was a Russian artist who dropped out of art school, was kicked out of an art class for experimenting with modern art styles, and founded two new art movements in five years.
Audrey Ross (C of C ‘23)
Audrey Ross (C of C ‘23)
Audrey Ross has lived in three different states and currently lives in Charleston, South Carolina. She a sophomore at the College of Charleston and is double majoring in Studio Art and Arts Management. She has participated in National Novel Writing Month for seven years and has written 4 novels. She is currently working on finishing a manuscript to submit for publishing. Her interests include sketching, painting, reading, history, and writing.
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Famous Female Artists: Eva Gonzalès
Eva Gonzalès (1849-1883) was a French artist born in Paris. Despite her incredible body of artwork, her career as a painter is usually overshadowed by her relationship with her male colleagues.
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Famous Female Artists: Nadežda Petrović
Even today, she is considered...the most important female artist in Serbia of her time.
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Famous Female Artists: Olga Boznanska
Olga Boznanska was a Polish artist from 1865-1940 and was a central figure in the Young Poland movement.
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Famous Female Journalists: Nellie Bly
Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman, an journalist who paved a path for women into investigative journalism, is better known as Nellie Bly.
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5 Random Book Recommendations
No matter what you like to read, you are sure to like some of the books on this list!
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The Night Witches of World War II
During World War II, Russia had the first all-female military bombing regiment -- in fact, they actually had three units. In the United...
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Female Writers Through History: Mary Wollstonecraft
Mary Wollstonecraft was an English writer, novelist, philosopher, feminist, and advocate for women’s rights and education from 1759-1797.
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The Legend of Mothman
The legend of Mothman began on November 15, 1966, when two couples saw a giant man with ten-foot moth wings and glowing red eyes...
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Female Artists To Know
Throughout art history, women have tended to be left out as influential figures. Even today, the 18 major museums in the US have 87% male...
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The Ghosts of Charleston
Get ready to be spooked in the Holy City!
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How to Get Started with Oil Paints
Oil paints can be a very intimidating medium to use, especially when first starting out. Here is a small guide with extra resources for getting started with using oil paints.
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Affordable Skincare For Beginners
Needing help with breakouts shouldn't break the bank.
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Fun Activities To Do During Self-Isolation
If you’ve been extremely bored during quarantine and feel like you’ve been wasting time, here are some fun ideas to try!
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How To Stay Creative While in Self-Isolation
Here are some tips to make sure you don't lose your creative spark while in quarantine!
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My Top 4 Book Recommendations
Here are my four favorite book recommendations in different four genres in case you feel like you haven’t read anything new recently.
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5 Fantasy Book Recommendations
For fans of fantasy novels and series who have trouble finding new books to start, here are a few recommendations!
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5 Tips for Learning a New Language
Hola. Ciao. Hey, you! Here are some tips that should make learning a new language a breeze!
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Female Artists Through Time: Berthe Morisot
“I don’t think there has ever been a man who treated a woman as an equal and that’s all I would have asked for, for I know I’m worth as much they.” - Berthe Morisot
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Female Artists Through Time: Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun
Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun was a painter during the late Rococo though she included elements of Neoclassical influenced by the Greeks and Romans. She was one of the fifteen women who gained full membership of the Académie between 1648 and 1793.
