Frida Kahlo: Weighed, Measured and Commodified
In celebration of Cinco De Mayo (coming up on Monday!) my next three posts will be about three important female Mexican Artists. Finding these artists should have been easier, but […]
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Artemisia – You Should Be A Household Name.
If I have a daughter, I am going to name her Artemisia and her middle name will be Gentileschi. I will call her Arty G for short. “Arty G, you […]
Breaking Into the Boy’s Club: The Pre-Raphaelite Women
When I think of an era that supposedly highlights the ‘essence of femininity’, I am immediately drawn to the Pre-Rapahaelite artists of the 19th Century. Yet, the brotherhood was composed […]
