Ironically, it was the restrictions imposed on women artists which opened the (very much closed) door to Impressionism; a movement which crucially included a woman in its troop of founding members. . Artsper introduces, and celebrates, 10 women Impressionists you really should know. Continue reading 10 Women Impressionists you Should Know
Louise Bourgeois’ imposing and monumental sculptures continue to be admired (and feared) in the most prestigious cultural institutions, and Artsper invites you to discover 10 facts about the woman behind the spiders. Continue reading 10 Things to Know about Louise Bourgeois
Known for her colourful sculptures of women, Niki de Saint Phalle is a well-known French artist. Here are 10 things you should know about her. Continue reading 10 Things to Know about Niki de Saint Phalle
Discover the life and work of Camille Claudel, who was one of the most important female artists and sculptors in the 19th century. Continue reading 10 Things to Know about Camille Claudel
Upon International Women’s Day, Artsper has selected 10 young female artists who are paving the way for future generation in contemporary art. Continue reading 10 Women Artists Under 40 Who Are Leading the Way
Yayoi Kusama’s trademark style, from dots to pumpkins, seems to draw ever growing crowds. Find out more about this world famous Japanese artist. Continue reading 10 Things to Know about Yayoi Kusama
“Maman” makes use of the spider motif, which Bourgeois had used in a small drawing in 1947 and which helps us to understand the autobiographical nature of the work. Continue reading Study of a masterpiece: “Mother” by Louise Bourgeois
Artsper helps you discover works by women artists who use art to reflect on women and their status in the society. Here are feminist artists you should know! Continue reading 5 Women Artists and Feminists!
Today, it would appear that Sophie Calle is a master in the art of surprising and of telling intimate stories. Discover her artistic journey in 10 anecdotes! Continue reading 10 things to know about Sophie Calle
One of the most important photographers of the twentieth century, Cindy Sherman’s photographs challenged ideas of identity, storytelling and female social roles. Continue reading Major photographer: Cindy Sherman
