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— Amazons of Pop, 1961–73¹³
— Women Artists of the 1960s in Africa²²
— 18th-Century Women Artists²⁸
— Southeast Asian Women Artists³⁵
— Women Artists in Japan, 19th–21st c.³⁰
— Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960–85¹³
— AWARE & MACBA⁷
— AWARE x Canada⁹
— AWARE x Luxembourg⁴
— AWARE x Musée d’Orsay³⁶
— Common Ground¹¹
— Women in Abstraction³¹
— Le Louvre & AWARE¹⁵
— Les architectes¹²
— New Media, 1960s-1990s¹⁴
— Netherlands–Caribbean, 19th–21st c.¹²
— Photographers from Japan⁵
— Rewriting Art History in the Americas⁴⁸
— Season Africa2020²³
— TEAM: Teaching, E-learning, Agency, Mentoring¹⁹⁰

The indexed biographies correspond to artists born between 1664 and 1974.

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