March is Women’s History Month, so for this week’s In Frame column, I have decided to share some must-see movies by female filmmakers.

Recent research shows that while people recognize photographs of real women as more authentic, they rate fabricated ...

A major international exhibition examining the influence of Pan-Africanism on artistic and cultural production.

A new exhibit at the Mint Museum in Charlotte features art that originates from the Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to connect African-American residents to their roots.

Women artists are gathering to celebrate creativity, culture, and community. The Feminine Universe is an immersive art show and some of the artists behind the event are here with more on why this ...

Based on the book by Araminta Hall, this eight-part drama focuses on a trio of friends whose secrets and lies lead to ...

Louis Theroux’s latest documentary has me thinking about the golden age of male role models – the 1980s and 1990s ...

Celebrate the impact of women in Port Harcourt with the Top 50 Excellent Entrepreneurs list showcasing remarkable leaders.

Wet Paint guest columnist Harry Tafoya asks art types to make Oscar picks, reports from the Whitney Biennial, and more.

The annual automotive event, in its 31st year, in Florida included showstoppers like a 1930s Bugatti gifted from France to the Shah of Iran ...

Diane is reading bodice rippers,” he said, citing the old-fashioned name for sexually explicit romance novels. Back then, they were my guilty pleasure. More than 30 years later, I remain a fan of ...

In her prose poem, “Toni Morrison,” Nikki Giovanni imagines cooking a “Toni Morrison stew.” Among its ingredients are the heightened contradictions that characterize her novels: ...