Feminist artist

Check out these six artists who got the success they deserved a bit later on in the process.

Parker Day is a Los Angeles based photographer. Creating her own wonderfully weird world she transports us with her colorful, humanistic and beautiful images into a universe that is filled with John Waters-esque characters. We had a chat to see what drives this photographer to her own unique style! Gabrielle @leather_papi How did you begin taking photos? When […]

Hannah Wilke’s “Super-T-Art” (1974), a large grid of 20 black-and-white photographs whose title plays on the words “Super Tart,” which she derived from the rock musical Jesus Christ Superstar (1970). The series of photographs begins with the artist dressed in a Roman-style toga, which she gradually sheds and rewraps into a billowy loincloth, vamping coquettishly, until she ends with her arms raised in mimicry of the Crucifixion.

Feminist art reflects culture. Here are some of the most talented feminist artists you should know and follow, including Regina José Galindo, Frida Kahlo, Lorna Simpson and more

Barbara Kruger, Untitled (It’s a small world), 1990 If art reflects and comments on the world around us then it’s not surprising that it also has the potential to change minds. There ar…

We should all be feminists illustration by Lola Beltran.

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