Tag: Female

The Argentine artist Lola Mora (1866-1936), one of Latin America’s first female public sculptors, is getting long overdue recognition with ...

“All good Americans when they die go to Paris,” remarked Thomas Gold Appleton (1812-84), the notorious Boston wit and unrepentant snob—a ...

An exhibition opening this weekend focuses on one of the first female painters to have been deeply influenced by Van ...

“It’s a tough market, we’re not expecting fireworks,” Christie’s chairperson Guillaume Cerutti told The Art Newspaper moments before the auction ...

The Los Angeles County Museum of American Art (Lacma) has added 112 objects to its collection through six new acquisitions ...

Japan’s “lost decade” was a time of discovery for the nation’s female photo­graphers. Beyond the decoupling from commercial art that ...

Last week, we showcased five companies—all led by female CEOs—who demonstrated their latest innovations at FinovateEurope in London in February. ...

Sustainability is on the menu this vacation season as an increasing number of diners demand wholesome and contemporary meals. At ...

Readers of this column shall be acquainted with its protection of the plethora of environmentally-themed reveals lately popping up in ...

In some unspecified time in the future within the nineteenth century, the ladies depicted by Pieter Paul Rubens turned typecast ...