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Tim Boddy Picture editor London I have recently had a double helping of botanical culture, starting with a terrific exhibition at Tate Britain, London. https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/women-artists-in-britain-1520-1920 puts a spotlight on female [...]

Now You See Us: Women Artists in Britain 1520-1920 Tate Britain, until 13 October Beryl Cook / Tom of Finland Studio Voltaire, until 25 August In a Victorian art dealer's [...]

WOMEN have been a predominant creative force behind Native American art, yet their individual contributions, for centuries, largely have remained unrecognized and anonymous. In the first major thematic exhibition to [...]

Making Modernism Royal Academy, London W1 Runs until 12 February 2023 The men-first attitude prevalent in art in the early 20th century was encapsulated in the career of Marianne Werefkin. [...]

'The Light Comes from Within' CAMPECHE I'm fed up with the trend of all-women shows. So many of them are put together carelessly, with curators assuming a shared gender to [...]

'She-Bam Pow Pop Wizz! The Amazons of Pop' MUSEE D'ART MODERNE ET D'ART CONTEMPORAIN In 1961, the contraceptive pill went into free circulation in the UK. Shortly thereafter, in the [...]

Japanese ceramics enjoy a long and distinguished history, and the Japanese aesthetic of elegant simplicity, along with their approach to materials, has influenced ceramic artists around the world for centuries. [...]

Category I THE POWER PLAYERS THE GIRLS-ABOUT-TOWN SPECIES OVERVIEW The art-world jet set--the collectors, patronesses, and dealers who manage to pop up just about everywhere. Always impeccably dressed; never miss [...]

Emily Evelith, based in Sherborn, MA, paints both realistic and emotionally charged impressions of donuts were a hit in New York City exhibitions in 1998, selling for up to $20,000. Several are depicted.

In June, Mentoring Artists for Women's Art (MAWA) in Winnipeg launched Resilience, an exhibition of artworks by 50 Indigenous women artists. The groundbreaking, contemporary exhibition involves artworks appearing on 167 [...]

Years ago, when I first moved to Brooklyn, my downstairs neighbor told me he was having a party. I was welcome to come, he said, but I should understand that [...]

OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS, the generative investigation of the practices of women artists has yielded plenty of surprises--enough, certainly, to have an enormous impact on how we think about [...]

Every weekday, I travel by Tube to The Spectator's office, staring at the posters plastered all over the walls. I like looking at the plays and exhibitions that have recently [...]