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Glasgow Girls: The Scottish Artists Who Revolutionized Art

Discover the Glasgow Girls, those bold Scottish artists who made their mark on art history at the end of the 19th century.Creativity, emancipation, and modernity—immerse yourself in the world of an...

Margueritte Peltzer, the audacity of a self-taught and visionary sculptor

With Marguerite Peltzer, the boldness of a visionary sculptor, the article invites you to rediscover an artist who has remained in the shadows for too long.

Camille Claudel at the Pont-Aven Museum

In the Time of Camille Claudel: The Pont-Aven Museum Exhibition That Puts Female Sculptors Back in the Spotlight

Women artists in Vienna at the beginning of the 20th century

They have marked the history of art through their audacity, their creativity and their fight for recognition...

Lalou Kraffe invited by "the feminine in its natural state": Interview

Dive into the first episode of the podcast "The feminine in its natural state" and meet Lalou Kraffe, a painter based in Brittany.

Alma Thomas, an exceptional and late career...

Alma Thomas, the first African American woman to join the prestigious private collection of the White House, was included thanks to the initiative of the Obama couple.

Hilma Af Klint, discovering a pioneer of abstract art

A dive into the heart of a female painter, ahead of her time: Hilma Af Klint, pioneer of contemporary abstraction.

Discovering the National Museum of Women in the Arts, NMWA, Washington

The National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA), a fascinating dive into the heart of art history, written by women.

Career of a female painter: Suzanne Valadon

A very good year for the artist Suzanne Valadon, with an exhibition at the Pompidou Center and a graphic novel that retraces her unique and free journey.