Erja Lyytinen Gave Up Screen Time for Her Children - This Is Family Life
Blues artist Erja Lyytinen reflects on her impending 50th birthday and comments on ageism in the entertainment industry, particularly regarding older women.
Names Given to Six Nameless Streets in Vilnius, Four Named After Female Artists
Six streets in Vilnius have been renamed, with four bearing the names of female artists.
33rd Victoires of Classical Music: the crowning of Escaich, the revelation of Bounazou and the pounding percussion
The 33rd Victoires de la musique classique showcased significant talent, with a particular emphasis on female artists, despite technical challenges during the event.
The story shared by Cazzu amid the conflict between Emilia Mernes, Tini, and María Becerra
Cazzu addresses the recent conflict among female Argentinian pop artists Emilia Mernes, Tini Stoessel, and María Becerra, emphasizing the broader implications of female rivalry in the music industry.
‘Old masters too’: Ghent exhibition celebrates female artists of the baroque
The Ghent exhibition showcases the remarkable contributions of female artists like Judith Leyster during the Baroque period, highlighting their historical significance and the challenges they faced in gaining recognition.
Hiphop artists Viņa, Krisy, Revolūcija, and Ūga unite in the project 'Vētra KRŪ'
A new female hip-hop project called 'Vētra KRŪ' brings together four Latvian artists, highlighting their unique collaboration in music.
Jolene singer's fat shame, 'If I go up a pant size it's all anyone talks about'
Bronwen Lewis discusses the pressures of body image in the music industry, especially as a female country artist.
From Ditonellapiaga to Emma Nolde: the plural feminine Italian music
The article discusses the emergence and significance of female artists in Italian music, highlighting Sara Gioielli's performance that caught the attention of pop icon Madonna.
Baroque Female Artists in Ghent: They Could Do Everything Except Be Submissive
A major exhibition in Ghent celebrates forty exceptional female baroque painters, highlighting their significant contributions to the art world.
Women in Technomelody: Artists and Fans Reinforce Female Protagonism in Pará Rhythm
On International Women's Day, artists and fans of tecnomelody highlight the role of women in this popular genre from Pará, Brazil, showcasing their presence in production and performance.
Where are the noughties pop queens now - 'replaced by clone' and sudden retirement
The article examines the current status of popular female artists from the noughties, highlighting their contributions and the changes in the music industry.
Catalan museums recognize artists born between 1920 and 1950 on the eve of International Women's Day
Catalan museums are honoring female artists born between 1920 and 1950 in a ceremony organized before International Women's Day.
Festival Delas celebrates female protagonism in music in Nova Friburgo
The Festival Delas, celebrating female musicians and coinciding with International Women's Day, will take place in Nova Friburgo, Brazil, featuring local artists over the weekend.
Sara and Nina Drag Singers Echo the Sorrows of Singers Like Alcione and Fafá de Belém in the Album 'With Tears in Our Eyes'
Drag singers Sara and Nina celebrate the emotional sorrows of love through the works of legendary Brazilian female artists in their new album 'Com lágrimas nos olhos', releasing on March 13.
Feminist Sanremo? No, Sexist: Women at the Festival Between Gaffes and Mute Assistants
The article critiques the representation of women at the Sanremo Festival, highlighting issues of sexism and the portrayal of female artists as mere supporting characters.
Hariel, Ajuliacosta, Matué: see rap shows to attend in São Paulo in March
March features a vibrant lineup of rap shows in São Paulo, showcasing rising female artists and established names.
Sanremo 2026, third evening: schedule, guests, and competing singers
The third evening of the 76th edition of the Sanremo Festival features fifteen competing artists, performances by high-profile guests, and discussions on the lack of female representation in the lineup.
Singer legends are going on tour - One's participation is being discussed
A group of iconic Finnish singers is embarking on a major tour across 15 cities, sparking discussions about the inclusion of one less familiar singer, Anja Niskanen.
Sandra Vásquez de la Horra at the Haus der Kunst: The Magic of Women
The article discusses the unique qualities of different types of paper and their significance in the art world, particularly in relation to female artists.
Against Abuse of Power and Misogyny: Visual Shouts from Women at the Macba
An exhibition at the Macba in Buenos Aires features the work of female artists depicting resistance against power abuse and misogyny.
Why are the 'Mermaids' of Aligarh Angry? Know the Matter
Female performers dressed as mermaids in Aligarh are protesting due to unpaid wages despite completing their show.
Awkward Emma: "You have to check the profile. It's fantastic"
Emma discusses the music that influences her confidence and mood before recording podcasts, highlighting artists like Doechii, Doja Cat, and SZA.
Awkward Emma: "You have to check out the profile. It’s fantastic"
Emma shares her musical influences that help boost her mood before recording podcasts, emphasizing the empowerment she finds in female artists.
Impressive female record in the art world. A masterpiece by a baroque master sold for millions
Artemisia Gentileschi's self-portrait has sold for nearly $6 million, marking a significant milestone for recognition of female artists in art history.
Britney Spears, the Inventor of Sex-pop
The article discusses Britney Spears as a pioneering figure in the pop genre known as 'sex-pop,' highlighting her impact on subsequent female artists.
Rewoven – The memory is woven again
A family heirloom from Naxos, a wedding jacket from 1893, serves as the basis for the art exhibition 'Rewoven – The memory is woven again' opening on February 14 in Naxos, featuring works by seven female artists.
Tate galleries announce an exciting year, focused on an exhibition dedicated to Frida Kahlo
Tate Modern, Tate Britain, and Tate St Ives are preparing a series of significant exhibitions emphasizing female artists and their narratives, with Frida Kahlo as a highlight in 2026.
The exhibitions that will mark 2026: from Aurèlia Muñoz to Ruth Asawa, Richard Avedon, Jasper Johns, or Steve McQueen
The 2026 exhibition season will focus on celebrating overlooked female artists, highlighted by a double show on Aurèlia Muñoz organized by the Museo Reina Sofía and MACBA.
I had a great desire to become a sculptor, and sculpture speaks a second language; says Emerita Pansowová about leaving Slovakia
Sculptor Emerita Pansowová, who moved to Germany shortly after graduating from high school, discusses her artistic journey and current exhibition, 'Grey Gold: Touch' at the Gallery of the City of Bratislava, which is part of a long-term project exploring generations of female artists in Central Europe.
New Picture Book: Rediscovery of Disgraced Female Painters
The art historian Ingrid von der Dollen has dedicated a picture book to 33 female painters persecuted by the Nazis, highlighting their almost forgotten works and the chance rediscovery of artists like Else L. Wolff.