Zaha Hadid: Redefining Space
Baghdad-born London-educated architect Zaha Hadid is often described as “the greatest female architect of all times”. A statement…
Category: Women Artists
On Peggy Guggenheim and her artistic début in New York
To conclude the week dedicated to the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, I would like to tell you about the…
On Germaine Richier and her leading-edge sculptures
Continuing with the Peggy Guggenheim Collection theme, today I want to present to you one of the rare…
Friederike von Stackelberg Photography – Escaping Stripes
It is funny how one comes into contact with art. One child can walk full of boredom, through…
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Snapshots of life: the eye of Battaglia in the Sicily of the Seventies
Once in high school, the Literature teacher took us to an important lecture. When we sat down, a…
Kusama – how obsession becomes art
“My artwork is an expression of my life, particularly of my mental disease.” (Yayoi Kusama, 1999) In order…
#filmtime: “Portrait of a Lady on Fire”
This week dedicated to women in art ends with a focus on contemporary cinema. We present you “Portrait…
“One painting a day” – this is how Peggy Guggenheim became an ‘art addict’
This year the Peggy Guggenheim Collection celebrates 40 years from the opening of the museum in Venice in…
Rachel Ruysch: the first woman of the painters’ guild
Today I decided to talk about a combination of underrated gender and art genre, women and still life.…