Anansi Reconsidered

This program at Spelman College Museum of Fine Art looks at how women artists look at nature for inspiration.

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Analog to digital crochet and embroidery.

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"The Descent of Anansi" (1982) by Steven Barnes and Larry Niven.

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Senga Nengudi. Warp Trance.

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Xenobia Bailey. "Sistah Paradise's Mystic Domain" installation.

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Hair Craft Project 2014 by Sonya Clark with Jamilah Williams (left) and Kamala Bhagat (right).

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Nnenna Okore. "Flora."

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Adejoke Tugbiyele, “Water Go Find Enemy,” 2013.

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Saya Woolfalk

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NeSpoon Art

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NeSpoon Art

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Spider silk viewed through a microscope.

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Sampling Saya Woolfalk's artwork for the Chimatek CSDT developed by Ron Eglash/RPI. Design (right) created by Nettrice Gaskins.