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Japanese artist Mariko Kusumoto creates delicate fabric sculptures influenced by natural forms
https://mymodernmet.com/mariko-kusumoto-textile-sculpture/
#WomensArt 🇯🇵
Artist Helga Stentzel's clothesline animals #WomensArt 🐄
Artist Helga Stentzel's clothesline animals #WomensArt 🐄
Japanese artist Mariko Kusumoto creates delicate fabric sculptures influenced by natural forms
https://mymodernmet.com/mariko-kusumoto-textile-sculpture/
#WomensArt 🇯🇵
East Window, St Martin-in-the-Field, London, 2008 by Iranian artist Shirazeh Houshiary
East Window, St Martin-in-the-Field, London, 2008 by Iranian artist Shirazeh Houshiary
Laurie Campbell "Woman in Red Coat" Canadian urban landscape artist (oil on canvas, 2023) 🇨🇦
Laurie Campbell "Woman in Red Coat" Canadian urban landscape artist (oil on canvas, 2023) 🇨🇦
"Everything changes, nothing is lost". Ephemeral artwork; a stone mandala and photography by land artist Katie Griesar.
📷 Long Cove Point, Chamberlain, Maine
"Everything changes, nothing is lost". Ephemeral artwork; a stone mandala and photography by land artist Katie Griesar.
📷 Long Cove Point, Chamberlain, Maine
"Little Owl' by Harriet Mead, English wildlife artist specialising in metal sculptures #WomensArt #owl 🦉
"Little Owl' by Harriet Mead, English wildlife artist specialising in metal sculptures #WomensArt #owl 🦉
"As happened to the artworks of many historic female artists, this work by French painter Marie-Denise Villers -Young Woman Drawing, 1801 - was attributed to a male artist before being truely recognised..."
The work was initially misattributed to Jacques-Louis David, a renowned male artist of the time, highlighting historical biases in the art world.
"As happened to the artworks of many historic female artists, this work by French painter Marie-Denise Villers -Young Woman Drawing, 1801 - was attributed to a male artist before being truely recognised..."
The work was initially misattributed to Jacques-Louis David, a renowned male artist of the time, highlighting historical biases in the art world.
Japanese artist Narumi Takada's 2021 embroidery piece, "Stepping on Fresh Snow" with snow created using punch needle and straight/satin stitches for the boot and paw prints
(nrm_takada on IG)
