Many of the women artists who made a name for themselves in the early 20th century and other periods have long been kept out of the spotlight. Some historians, museum curators and artists and writers are trying to change that.
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The 2008 National Assessment of Educational Progress, which asked eighth graders questions on music and visual art, revealed low scores. Joining The Takeaway is Richard Kessler of the Center for Arts Education and New Jersey art teacher Emily Downs.
A retired electrician in southern France who worked for Pablo Picasso says he has hundreds of previously unknown works by the artist. The treasure trove of 271 pieces is said to be worth about $ 80 million. Anita Elash reports.