Category: Women artists
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MarĂa Izquierdo remembers it all
Meet the indomitable artist whose deeply personal paintings quietly challenged Mexico’s loud, male-dominated art scene with imagination and humor.
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Miriam Schapiro: Feminism in pieces
Inspired by the Women’s Movement, Miriam Schapiro invented “femmage”—a boundary-shattering combination of paint and fabric that elevates the intimate stories of women.
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Artist Betye Saar tells ghost stories
One of the first visual artists to confront the chasm between the colonizer and the colonized, Saar creates haunting works of art that seduce us into thinking deeply about race.
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Who cancelled Berthe Morisot?
Morisot’s vital contribution to Impressionism has long been overshadowed by her male colleagues. See why this quiet innovator is finally receiving the recognition she deserves.
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Alexandra Exter: One night in Kyiv
Before Soviet politics sidelined her career, Exter was rewriting the rules of modern art. Explore how this Cubo-Futurist pioneer captured the raw energy of urban life.