This online edition celebrates established and upcoming female practitioners in art, design and architecture to celebrate diversity in the creative industries.
Galerie Armel Soyer shows Olga Engel’s work from March 20 to July 26. The presentation gives a good overview of her work, that plays with textures.
Curated by AWARE: Archives of Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions, the 2019 edition of Art Paris presents an overview of the work of women artists in France from the post-war period to the present day.
TLmag talks to Beirut based designer Najla El Zein about her work and her first solo exhibition in Friedman Benda, the first of three series.
Last weekend, the Czech Galerie Kuzebauch presented four distinctive female glass artists and their works during Collect 2019 at Saatchi Gallery London.
Artist, Vija Celmins, is renowned for her sensitive attention to subjects and compositions, SFMOMA celebrates her diverse work in a major retrospective
Carine Boxy makes mini landscapes from the natural material of sheepskin. TLmag talks to her about her pieces in Spazio Nobile’s Land/Scapes
Using glass as her medium, British artist Sally Fawkes explores the rich landscapes of Avesnois at MusVerre with the exhibition ‘Vice VERsa’
Charlotte Perriand pioneered modernism with a distinctive style that focused on the human form. Venus Over Manhattan hosts a retrospective
What does Ukrainian design look and feel like you amy wonder? The project ‘Endangered Design Techniques’ will show you the hidden gems of this country
For over 30 years Kristina Riska has been pushing the boundaries of what is possible with clay. Her latest sculptures are on display in New York
Artist Lise Duclaux closely and playfully observes the world around us. Her current exhibition focuses on ‘Little Plants in the Crannied Sidewalk’
In the first major UK retrospective of Anni Albers, the Tate Modern celebrates the bold, geometric and colorful works of this noteworthy textile artist
