Research, Mediation and Curation with a gender perspective
Orlando: A Biography is one of the most important works by Virginia Woolf, considered as a groundbreaking novel that defines the boundaries of time, gender, and traditional biography. It is inspired by Virginia Woolf’s friend and lover, Vita Sackville-West. It was published on October 11, 1928. We cannot categorize the book into a single gender,… Continue reading Orlando by Virginia Woolf
Scotland Forever! é um Quadro a óleo de 1881 pintado pela inglesa Elizabeth Butler. Trata-se de uma cena de batalha, retratando o inÃcio da carga dos Royal Scots Greys, um regimento de cavalaria pesado britânico que atacou junto a outros regimentos de cavalaria pesada na famosa Batalha de Waterloo em 1815. A pintura foi exibida… Continue reading Scotland forever! de Lady Butler
Dada or Dadaism was an international art movement, it first appeared in Zürich, Switzerland, in the context of the Great War and later it quickly spread to other cities in Europe, such as Berlin or Paris, and even out of Europa. According to some sources, the origin of Dada is actually Romanian, they affirm that… Continue reading The Women of Dada
Would you like to learn more about women artists, but you don't know how to start? Or maybe you feel that you need guidance in your research on women artists? Are you studying art but need more information about an specific woman artist, or the role of women artists in an art movement? If your… Continue reading Do I need Women’n Art Tutorship?
Já ouviram falar do Cercle des femmes peintres, ou o CÃrculo de Mulheres Pintoras de Bruxelas? Essa é uma das minhas descobertas mais recentes, e surpreendentes. Trata-se de uma associação exclusivamente formada por mulheres que se dedicavam à pintura e trabalhavam de maneira ativa na cidade de Bruxelas entre os anos 1888 e 1893. O… Continue reading CÃrculo de Mulheres Pintoras de Bruxelas
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