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.
Mikaela Vázquez, the violinist who almost gave up music and now collaborates with Judeline, Ralphie Choo, or Guitarricadelafuente
The article explores the journey of violinist Mikaela Vázquez, who almost abandoned music but now collaborates with prominent artists in the Spanish music industry.
After forced removal, artists give ‘comfort women’ statue a new home in Berlin
The statue 'Ari', a memorial to victims of Japan’s 'comfort women' system, has been relocated to a new site in Berlin after being forcibly removed from its previous location.
The deception of 'doubling gold,' turning stones into handkerchiefs... Three arrested including a woman
A police action in Saharanpur led to the arrest of three con artists, including a woman, who targeted shopping women in markets by deceiving them into giving up their jewelry under the pretense of doubling their gold.
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.
Ipiranga Museum holds premiere of Tata Amaral's film on women's erasure
The Ipiranga Museum will host the premiere of the documentary 'Women Artists, Subverting Submission,' directed by Tata Amaral, on March 7.
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.
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.
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.
Famous Osijek Women and Men Tell Their Stories through the Camera Lens
The photography exhibition "Osijek as a Meeting – Faces of the City" features a hundred portraits of notable residents by local photographers Domagoj and Marin Topić, marking the first exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in Osijek after a year and a half of closure for renovations.
My Beautiful Angel
The article recounts the journey of teacher América Sierra, who began her music career as a child and faced challenges in a male-dominated industry, eventually finding her place among fellow composers and artists.
‘Echoes of the Unseen’: an intergenerational dialogue of iconic women in art
The exhibition 'Echoes of the Unseen' celebrates 25 years of LS/Galería with a powerful tribute to the transformative role of women in art, showcasing works by visionary artists such as Leonora Carrington and Tamara de Lempicka.
Exhibition reveals abstract art made by women in Brazil since the mid-20th century
The exhibition 'Inconformadas' at Galeria Claraboia in São Paulo showcases abstract art made by women, emphasizing tactile surfaces and fluid forms.
Art Market: The Hour of Women Also Strikes in Spain
In 2025, women artists made significant achievements in the Spanish art market, with the state remaining a key buyer, leading to the acquisition of many high-value works for museums.
The Reina Sofía Museum added 404 works to its collections in 2025
In 2025, the Reina Sofía Museum incorporated 404 works from 130 artists, with a notable 58.6% being women, valued at 10.6 million euros.
Iran, the hour of Western courage
The article discusses the resilient and critical spirit of Iranian society, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for transformation and the voices of ordinary citizens, including activists, lawyers, and artists, who continue to challenge power despite repression.