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Safeya Binzagr, Saudi Artist Both Celebrated and Unseen, Dies at 84

Safeya Binzagr was a pioneering female artist in Saudi Arabia, recognized for her contributions to art and culture despite societal restrictions.

Chicago fiber artist Carina Yepez honors, memorializes ancestors through art quilts featured at National Museum of Mexican Art

Yépez's contemporary fiber art blends quilting and photography to explore memory, loss, and cultural heritage.

Safeya Binzagr, Saudi Artist Both Celebrated and Unseen, Dies at 84

Safeya Binzagr was a pioneering female artist in Saudi Arabia, recognized for her contributions to art and culture despite societal restrictions.

Chicago fiber artist Carina Yepez honors, memorializes ancestors through art quilts featured at National Museum of Mexican Art

Yépez's contemporary fiber art blends quilting and photography to explore memory, loss, and cultural heritage.
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Mary Cassatt's dazzling defiance on display at SF's Legion of Honor

Mary Cassatt broke barriers for women in art and made significant contributions to the Impressionist movement.

The Women Who Shaped the Museum of Modern Art Come Into Focus

The founding of MoMA by three women was revolutionary, challenging societal norms of their time and laying the groundwork for modern art.

Artist Mackenzie Maisel carves her path in NYC's male art world | amNewYork

Mackenzie Maisel is a budding artist in New York, dedicated to carving out space for women in the male-dominated art scene.

Amanda Ba's Surreal New Exhibition Grapples with Chinese Values

Amanda Ba's 'Developing Desire' exhibition explores contemporary China through the lens of personal identity and challenges Western perceptions.

Art Deco icon Tamara de Lempicka's long awaited moment has finally arrived.

Tamara de Lempicka represents the struggle and triumph of women artists in early 20th century, exhibiting resilience and creativity despite historical challenges.

Tracey Emin and Sarah Lucas artworks displayed for Women and Freud exhibition

The 'Women & Freud' exhibition explores key women in Freud's life and their impact on psychoanalysis and art.

Martin Boyce meditates, Angelica Kauffman returns and Enninful celebrates Mapplethorpe the week in art

Visionary women are reshaping architecture
Photographer Dmitry Markov's impact as Russia's Cartier-Bresson
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