General Resources

• Female Artists on Wikiart.org 436 artists of all time periods and nationalities, including links to artworks, biographical information, and related references.
• Women artists on Artcyclopedia Over 850 artists, browsable by time period. Each entry includes overview information, and an index to known artworks and reference materials.
• American Women Artists Biographical profiles of contemporary American women artists.
• Works by women at the NY Metropolitan Museum of Art An index to art by women held at the Met, with cross references to related material.

Connecticut Resources

• Connecticut Digital Collections, Connecticut State Library  (Lib Guide | Digital Collection) 
• Black Women of Connecticut: Achievements Against the Odds. Hartford: Connecticut Historical Society, 1984 (book) 
  • Available in Trinity College Library: Connecticut Collection (Level 1) ; QUARTO E185.93.C7 B63 1984

Trinity College Resources

*These resources may require a Trinity login for access

• Connecticut Resources at the Trinity Library (Lib Guide) 
• Trinity College Digital Respository (Digital Collections)

Resources by Artist

Orphan pages (these pages need links to other Wikipedia pages):

Art+Feminism maintains an ongoing list of pages in need of edits. Below you’ll find a more New England-specific list of artist and organization pages to edit during the event. Know of an artist or organization we should add to our list? Email us. 

Anna Hyatt Huntington  (Sculptor)

Rachel Platten  (Trinity alum and musician)

Pages that need Citations:

Anna Hyatt Huntington (Sculptor)

Rachel Platten  (Trinity alum and musician)

Lucia Chase (dancer, actress, ballet dancer)

Clarice McLean (founding director of the Artists Collective, Inc.)

Laura Nyro (songwriter and singer)

Rose Ponselle (opera singer)

Trinity International Hip Hop Festival

Amelia Watson (painter)

Pages that could be expanded: 

Artist Collective, Inc. (an interdisciplinary cultural institution in Hartford, CT)

Matilda Browne (painter)

Marietta Canty (actress, community activist)

Hartford Changemakers Lib Guide (Hartford History Center, Hartford Public Library)

Lucia Chase (dancer, actress, ballet dancer)

Vera Curtis (opera singer)

Sheila Levrant de Bretteville (graphic designer, artist and educator)

Isabella Doerfler (artist)

Rebecca Field Jones (artist, founder of West Hartford Art League)

Laicita Gregg (artist)

Clarice McLean (founding director of the Artists Collective, Inc.)

Old Lyme Art Colony

Ann Plato (educator and author)

Hartford Changemakers Lib Guide (Hartford History Center, Hartford Public Library)

Gwen Reed (actress and educational advocate)

Hartford Changemakers Lib Guide (Hartford History Center, Hartford Public Library)

Theodate Pope Riddle (architect)

Margo Rose (puppeteer)

Laura Thurston (poet)

Trinity International Hip Hop Festival

Amelia Watson (painter)

Laura Wheeler Waring (painter and educator)

Pages that may not meet Wikipedia’s Notability requirements:

Stub pages, or existing short articles:

Daisy Maud Bells (painter)

Gladys Kelly Fitch (painter)

Jeanette Sheepperd Harrison Loop (painter)

Clarice McLean (founding director of the Artists Collective, Inc.)

Dotha Bushnell Hillyer (arts philanthropist)

Subjects without a Wikipedia page (listed with possible sources of research and documentation):