Art enthusiasts in Manchester can enjoy a two-day exhibit featuring the late artist Barbara Morse's extensive collection at The Factory on Willow, organized by various art associations. Morse's unique black-and-white artwork, showcased with occasional tints of color, reflects her talent and membership in prestigious art organizations in NYC and Boston. In another narrative, a former economics major recalls the transformative teaching style of Vera Klement at the University of Chicago, leading to a creative awakening and a return to painting years later. Additionally, artist Kristina Tubinis focuses on empowering women through her She is. Designs platform in Memphis, highlighting their stories and fostering community engagement. Meanwhile, painter Lorna Robertson's London debut showcases fantastical narratives influenced by various artists, emphasizing mark-making on vintage materials and the significance of swimming in her artistic process. Lastly, the resurgence of Dutch master Judith Leyster in the art world, previously overshadowed by male peers, highlights her luminous brushwork and genre scenes, shedding light on her overlooked contributions and achievements in the 17th century.