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Artist statement: For this project I made the painting with a sculptural aspect to it so then people who have the illness are able to experience this piece. I incorporated muted colors and halos to represent what people see when the illness is…

Artist statement: For this project I made the painting with a sculptural aspect to it so then people who have the illness are able to experience this piece. I incorporated muted colors and halos to represent what people see when the illness is…

Artist statement: This artwork was created using acrylic paints and chalk. In this drawing, I decided to use a bright sky blue instead of a dark blue and also used bright reds for the healthy heart. Whereas with the unhealthy heart I used a dark red…

Artist statement: Oftentimes breast cancer patients experience hair loss, or go through the process of a mastectomy. Depicted in the artwork is a woman who went through both of these things. Within our societal standards, women are typically made to…

Artist statement: I wanted to reflect ovarian cancer and how to combat in a hopeful, triumphant, and encouraging way. As scary and debilitating as ovarian cancer can be, it is treatable and you are not alone, and as scary as pap-smears and other…

Photocopy of newspaper article, mailed to Rem Lou Brown from Joyce Miller regarding ERA march, July 1978

Handwritten letter from Loretta (last name unknown), August 14, 1984.

Newspaper: The Exchange News, Vol. 9 No. 65, January 1979

Letter to the Clear Lake Water Authority Board from Frank Kokesh regarding change in leadership, March 9, 1975.

Handwritten notes by Rema about the 1977 National Women's Conference in Houston, TX, November 14-21, 1977