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5 to See: Women Artists Online
Women artists have been pushed to the side for too long. In Linda Nochlin’s seminal work
Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists? she states: “Assumptions must be questioned and the mythical basis of much so-called “fact” brought to light.” We must learn from the past to build a more inclusive, diverse world. 50 years since the essay was first published,
Aesthetica rounds up five digital exhibitions and talks that champion women practitioners – envisioning a brighter future.
“We share a deeply rooted interest in the female story and how our experiences and socio-cultural background influence our sense of self.” Sarah Cooper (b. 1974) and Nina Gorfer (b. 1979) began collaborating in 2006. Their photo-based collages – currently online at Fotografiska, New York – explore the idea of paradise in the age of the new diaspora. Young women who are disconnected from their homeland are photographed like goddess ....

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