Art.Rage.Us : Art and Writing by Women With Breast Cancer by Marsha Meskimmon The range of emotions experienced by survivors of, and those affected by, breast cancer: dignity, courage, anger, terror, grief, humor and acceptance - presented through art and writing.
	My Spirit Flies : Portraits and Prose of Women in Their Power by M. Cathy Angell Photography of women engaged in activites that make them feel whole, centered, and powerful. Reviewed by Kim Allen.
	The Edge of Time by Mariana Yampolsky Photographs of Mexico by a female photographer.
	Africa : Women's Art, Women's Lives by Betty Laduke Other related titles: Africa Through the Eyes of Women Artists by Betty Laduke African Canvas : The Art of West African Women by Margaret Courtney-Clarke (Photographer), Margaret Corurtney-Clarke, Maya Angelou
	Bearing Witness: Contemporary Works by African American Women Artists by Jontyle Theresa Robinson (Editor), Maya Angelou (Editor), Joynty Robinson, Tritobia H. Benjamin
	Clementine Hunter : American Folk Artist by James Wilson, Clementine Hunter Twentieth-century folk art by artist, Clementine Hunter, a black woman born in the nineteenth century. Letters from Hunter describe her evolution into one of America's important folk artist heroines.
	Mehndi : The Art of Henna Body Painting by Carine Fabius, Michele M. Garcia Popular in the west now as an alternative to permanent tattoes, "mehndi" is the traditional art of henna body painting, practiced mostly by women for centuries in India, Africa, and the Middle East. Other related titles: Asian Women Artists by Neville Dury, Dinah Dysart Painted Prayers : Women's Art in Village India by Stephen P. Huyler An exploration of madhubani painting, an artistic and religious tradition passed down from mother to daughter, from generation to generation. They painting are done on household and village walls to mark the seasonal festivals of the religious year, weddings, and other special events in their lives.
	The Mehndi Kit by Zaynab Mirza A Kit which includes organic henna, 20 design transfers, and a 72-page illustrated book with complete instructions to learn this ancient women's art form. Other related titles: The Henna Body Art Kit : Everything You Need to Create Stunning Temporary Tatoos by Aileen Marron, Halawa Henna (Contributor), Emma Peios
	Weaving Identities by Carol Hendrickson Anthropological look at the Guatemalan textile arts dominated by women. Other related titles: Maya Textiles Of Guatemala by Margot Blum Schevill Information and great photos of Guatemalan textiles, generally made by women. Textile Traditions of MesoAmerica and the Andes by Margot Blum Schevill et al Anthropological anthology, with symposium papers covering textile arts and the women who make these pieces. Kuna Crafts, Gender, and the Global Economy by Karin E. Tice
	The Art of Reflection: Women Artists' Self-Portraiture in the Twentieth Century by Marsha Meskimmon
	Surrealist Women by Penelope Rosemont Largely text, but there's some artwork as well.
	Sofonisba Anguissola : A Renaissance Woman by Sylvia Ferino-Pagden, Maria Kusche First great woman artist of the Renaissance.