women's art-women's vision: national women's history month honorees

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2008 National Women’s History Month Honorees

PosterTo honor the originality, beauty, imagination, and multiple dimensions of women’s lives, we have chosen Women’s Art: Women’s Vision as the 2008 theme for National Women’s History Month.
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To ensure that a diversity of art and artists are represented, the 2008 Honorees were selected based on their art, their vision, their art form, their cultural background, the region in which they live and the quality and passion of the nomination submitted. Stay tuned for more information on the honorees.

Judy Chicago - 1939
Painter/Printmaker/Tapestry/Needlework
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Harmony Hammond -1944
Painter
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Edna Hibel – 1917
Colorist, Painter, Stone Lithographer, Serigrapher, Etcher, Sculptress, and Filmmaker
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Lihua Lei – 1966
Multimedia Installation
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Violet Oakley –1874-1961
Muralist, Stained Glass Artist
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Rose Cecil O’Neill – 1874-1944
Painter, Illustrator, Sculptress
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Faith Ringgold – 1930
Painter/Quilter
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Miriam Schapiro – 1923
Print/ Painter
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Lorna Simpson – 1960
Artist
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Jaune Quick-To-See Smith –1940
Painter/Printmaker
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Nancy Spero – 1926
Painter
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June Claire Wayne – 1918
Painter/Lithographer
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