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Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.): Participation of women artists - AWARE
18.04.2025 | Daria Mille

Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.): Participation of women artists

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To create and heal. The artivism of Brazilian Indigenous women artists. - AWARE
04.04.2025 | Kássia Borges Mytara

To create and heal. The artivism of Brazilian Indigenous women artists.

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CARING FOR HERITAGE: THE JULIA CHAMBI LÓPEZ ARCHIVES - AWARE
21.03.2025 | Claudia Holgado Chacón

CARING FOR HERITAGE: THE JULIA CHAMBI LÓPEZ ARCHIVES

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Southeast Asia’s First Independent Art Spaces and the Legacy of Pioneering Women Artists and Scholars from Europe and the United States - AWARE
07.03.2025 | Nora Annesley Taylor

Southeast Asia’s First Independent Art Spaces and the Legacy of Pioneering Women Artists and Scholars from Europe and the United States

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All-Women Art Exhibitions Organised by the International Federation of Business and Professional Women - AWARE
07.02.2025 | Agata Jakubowska

All-Women Art Exhibitions Organised by the International Federation of Business and Professional Women

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“Our Bodies Are This Land”: Indigenous Women Artists’ Depictions of the Natural World - AWARE
27.12.2024 | Raven Manygoats

“Our Bodies Are This Land”: Indigenous Women Artists’ Depictions of the Natural World

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Brenda Fajardo’s Tarot: Reading the Philippines’ Past, Present and Future - AWARE
20.12.2024 | Iris Ferrer

Brenda Fajardo’s Tarot: Reading the Philippines’ Past, Present and Future

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Minimal and Post-Minimal: Sculpture Beyond the White Cube - AWARE
25.10.2024 | Annalisa Rimmaudo

Minimal and Post-Minimal: Sculpture Beyond the White Cube

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Paving the way: Women artists and Independence in Africa - AWARE
11.10.2024 | N’Goné Fall

Paving the way: Women artists and Independence in Africa

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Le Nemesiache: Reclaiming Mythological Rituals - AWARE
13.09.2024 | Sonia D’Alto

Le Nemesiache: Reclaiming Mythological Rituals

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A Violent Sublime: Noria Mabasa’s Ecological Reckoning - AWARE
16.08.2024 | Sihle Motsa

A Violent Sublime: Noria Mabasa’s Ecological Reckoning

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Material Girls: Performative Corporeality in the Works of Three Pioneer Israeli Artists of the 1970s – Yocheved Weinfeld, Efrat Natan and Adina Bar-On - AWARE
02.08.2024 | Idit Suslik

Material Girls: Performative Corporeality in the Works of Three Pioneer Israeli Artists of the 1970s – Yocheved Weinfeld, Efrat Natan and Adina Bar-On

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Can we topple an ideology by erecting another statue? Reimaging monuments and feminist memorialising - AWARE
26.07.2024 | Jacqueline Millner

Can we topple an ideology by erecting another statue? Reimaging monuments and feminist memorialising

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Centering Guyanese Women’s Art and Migration Narratives - AWARE
12.07.2024 | Grace Aneiza Ali

Centering Guyanese Women’s Art and Migration Narratives

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The Japanese women painters who moved across borders in the 1930s and 40s, and during World War II - AWARE
19.06.2024 | Megumi Kitahara

The Japanese women painters who moved across borders in the 1930s and 40s, and during World War II

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The sisters Shigure and Haruko Hasegawa, and Women’s Art magazine - AWARE
07.06.2024 | Tomoko Kira

The sisters Shigure and Haruko Hasegawa, and Women’s Art magazine

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How to Become an Artist in Interwar Warsaw. Examining the Emerging Artistic Careers of Three Jewish Women: Mary Litauer, Bella Natanson and Resia Schor - AWARE
26.04.2024 | Katarzyna Ewa Trzeciak

How to Become an Artist in Interwar Warsaw. Examining the Emerging Artistic Careers of Three Jewish Women: Mary Litauer, Bella Natanson and Resia Schor

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The major role of women artists in the history of art of the French Antilles in the context of slavery and post-slavery - AWARE
12.04.2024 | Christelle Lozère

The major role of women artists in the history of art of the French Antilles in the context of slavery and post-slavery

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