PR COMMITTEE REPORT
by Jen Haefeli, Co-Chair
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE: HAVE YOU WRITTEN YOUR STORY?
A message from NAWA President Jackie Lorieo
ALICE BABER: AN ARTIST’S TRIUMP OVER TRAGEDY
BOOK REVIEW by Roz Dimon I loved this book. As an artist who has also navigated the ups and downs of the competitive scene of New York City and beyond, I felt huge empathy for and was inspired by Alice Baber's journey — now made so alive in this book by Art Historian Gail Levin. [...]
A FEW WORDS FROM THE EDITOR
by Patrice Boyes, EditorIn this issue, we peel back the skin of the status quo to reveal the raw, vibrant pulse of women’s artistry today. Step inside NAWA’s NOW Magazine. Get uncomfortable. Get inspired.This isn’t just a collection of virtual pages; it’s a manifesto. From our feature articles to book reviews, NOW Magazine is documenting a [...]
Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories Exhibition
March 1 - 28, 2026. Honoring the incredible feminine experience, this exhibition provides a visual narrative of women who have shaped the incredible experience of divine femininity.
In Full Bloom Exhibition
March 4 - June 25, 2026. The National Association of Women Artists and Flushing Bank proudly announces In Full Bloom, an exhibition celebrating creativity, growth, and renewal.
Im-Press-ive Women Exhibition
February 15 - March 28, 2026. The National Association of Women Artists (NAWA) and the Center for Contemporary Printmaking Presents IM-Press-ive Women, a Signature NAWA Members Only exhibition at The Center for Contemporary Printmaking.
Online Winter Small Works Exhibition
February 1 - 28, 2026. This online exhibition celebrates small-scale works created by women fine artists. Size contributes to the essence and power of these pieces.
Julia Searing Leaycraft (1885–1960)
A remarkable show at the Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, Unconventional Perspective: Works by Julia Leaycraft 1885-1960, assembled the NAWA historical members' works for the first time in 75 years.
Maude Sherwood Jewett (1873–1953)
Maude Sherwood Jewett was born to Col. John D. and Emmaline C. (Zimmerman) Sherwood in Englewood, New Jersey, on June 6, 1873. Her father, a graduate of Yale and Harvard Law School, was an established New York City lawyer and renowned writer.
