Sentences with phrase «overlooked women artists»

The exhibition at Richard Saltoun will present a curated selection of important works dating from the 1970s; marking the first time both of these important, albeit overlooked women artists have been the subject of a solo exhibition in the UK.

11 In other words, conversing, in an egalitarian way, with historically overlooked women artists may offer young women artists valuable tools for understanding and navigating today.

When The Rose (1958 - 1966), De Feo's monumental sculpture eight - years - in - the - making had its resurgence at 2012 retrospectives in California and in New York at the Whitney, it was interesting to see the re-assessments of what overlooked women artists had been doing at mid-century.

A number of long - overdue exhibitions have recently celebrated the achievements of overlooked women artists.

Polly Apfelbaum has a floral carpet, but as part of an often overlooked woman artist's discovery of decorative arts and craft.

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Tompkins was an important figure in the photorealist movement of the 1970's but largely overlooked due to the fact that she was a woman making large - scale paintings of heterosexual intercourse, imagery that until then had been reserved for male artists and viewers.

Joan Snyder and Elizabeth Murray may have chosen the first course, even with shaped canvas, but they dare one to overlook the influence of women artists.

Exhibitions showcase subject matter that reframes and uncovers previously overlooked or underrepresented histories — including those of Southern African American artists, Afro - Caribbean / Afro - Latina women, and residents on the United States - Mexico border — and narratives of materials and labor.

Academy museum director Brooke Davis Anderson said works by women from throughout the 20th century were highlighted in the gifts and acquisitions, «reflecting our commitment to collecting works by women artists and artists from communities often overlooked by the conventional canon of art history.»

There were compelling solo exhibitions by women artists in major institutions, a copious list of all - women group shows and dynamic revivals of unfairly overlooked female artists» careers.

Like many women artists whose careers took off in the 1960s, before second wave feminism had fully taken hold, to a certain extent she suffered from a rather cruel type of double invisibility, overlooked in relation to her male peers — particularly those associated with Pop art — but also not slotting in easily to the politicised feminist networks of the 1970s.

This section also calls attention to a number of Hansa artists — many of them women — who have been overlooked.

Women artists were rarely represented by dealers, galleries, or solo shows as their careers were developing, and even when they were, those contributions were overlooked by early historians of Abstract Expressionism.

She said history had overlooked some very talented women artists... read more

Because women artists have often been overlooked and ignored in the history of art, it is rewarding to see women artists celebrated by other women artists.

In the June 2014 ARTnews article «Black Abstraction: Not a Contradiction,» Hilarie M. Sheets aptly notes, «The contributions of African American artists to the inventions of abstract [art] have historically been overlooked...» Magnetic Fields focuses on non-representational art making by women artists of color, reframing the art historical narrative to convey a more complete presentation of American abstraction than has ever previously been examined.

Overlooked in her discussion of Sherman is the recognition that her dressing - up, role - playing, selfie - photo schtick was already old when she revved it up in the late 1970s, and that, for some time, such pioneering feminist artists as Martha Wilson, Martha Rosler, Suzy Lake and others had already been examining women's society - defined roles and images through photographic, performance - based artistic projects.

For an artist who had largely been overlooked for the first 50 years of her working life, the Spider - Woman's mature period impacted the world in a way few artists have ever done before.

In an artworld willing to congratulate itself for championing overlooked and maligned women, we must also acknowledge the possibility that we may be complicit in a collective type of abuse, in which the ideal woman artist is dead or close to dying

I encourage colleagues to dig a little more when they see interesting work by a woman artist they haven't heard of before, or to be aware of where women have been overlooked.

As certain areas of the market become overheated, dealers and collectors are looking for value — and finding it among overlooked artists, many of whom are women.

Though women artists were there beside them, they were largely overlooked.

Often overlooked is the fact that Some Living American Women Artists was made following the prompt of a male artist, within the framework of Edelson's two - year experiment «22 Others»: From 1971 — 73, the artist invited twenty - two colleagues to her studio, instructing each to provide her with a directive to make a new piece.

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The artists, all women, range from their 30s to their 50s; their work occupies three adjacent rooms, each overlooking the Hudson River and the Palisades.

In 2010 Wylie was also selected as the British artist in the Women to Watch exhibition at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, which promotes underrepresented and overlooked female artists.

The museum announced details about the project over the summer, reporting the artist is utilizing Smithsonian resources, delving into the archives to research overlooked voices of women who participated in the Civil Rights Movement.

Female artists have been overlooked throughout much of history (and continue to be marginalized by the art world at large today), and prior to the 20th century, only a handful of women were recorded as having independent practices.

The capstone of the Norton's season celebrating women artists is an exhibition devoted to four women Modernists — Georgia O'Keeffe, Florine Stettheimer, Helen Torr, and Marguerite Zorach — who contributed to the development of Modernism in new and often overlooked ways.

Much of Olowska's recent painting has paid homage to women artists, often overlooked, whose works have influenced or inspired her.

Curator Gwen F. Chanzit described the genesis of the show as being concerned primarily with resurrecting artists from the period that have been overlooked, and it turned out that they were predominantly women.