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Researchers have compiled an illustrated resource that throws light on overlooked female artists from the 15th to 19th centuries

02 NOV 18

English Heritage are calling for more commemorative plaques in London devoted to women from history; and you can nominate your own

01 NOV 18

Born in Kandy, Minnette de Silva was the first Asian female architect to be registered with RIBA

BY Amy Sherlock | 11 SEP 18

‘Her oeuvre was a radical departure and fiery negation of the masculine art-making that was prominent in the 1970s’

BY Wangechi Mutu | 11 SEP 18

Featuring Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro, ‘Womanhouse’ marks the 30th anniversary of the museum dedicated to women artists

BY Jennifer Kabat | 10 SEP 18

‘Eichwald often reveals her journey through her direct, yet humorous and heady titles’

BY Nairy Baghramian | 07 SEP 18

‘I remember being hit by the odour of smoke and the soft, hazy light bathing the enormous space of the abandoned factory’

BY İpek Duben | 06 SEP 18

‘Green’s installation doesn’t exist to serve as evidence of well-established narratives’

BY Iman Issa | 04 SEP 18

A recent exhibition in Paris rightly affirms the artist as a central figure in arguably the first gender-equal Western art movement

BY Griselda Pollock | 03 SEP 18

‘Fragments of improvized poetry came together and devoured one another’

BY Fatma Bucak | 02 SEP 18

‘She has such authority in her tangled daubs and streaks’

BY Marilyn Minter | 01 SEP 18

The myriad achievements of women artists, writers, curators, patrons and art historians

BY Jennifer Higgie | 01 SEP 18

‘I love the sense of compulsion and joy present in this painting’

BY Zoe Williams | 31 AUG 18

‘The fact that it was most likely made with recycled fabric touches me immensely’

BY Sheila Hicks | 30 AUG 18

‘I have learned from John that you don’t need to shout in order to make an impact’

BY Celia Paul | 30 AUG 18

‘When her mother died, she stopped talking. What is there to say when all is lost?’

BY Rosalyn Drexler | 29 AUG 18

‘Hesse was an adventurer and brave with her materials’

BY Yu Ji | 27 AUG 18

‘Kahlo’s dresses, corsets and shoes took on the shapes of her love, pain and identity, still palpable 58 years after her death’

BY Ishiuchi Miyako | 26 AUG 18

Recent insights from scholars suggest the famed work may have had a female patron

BY Mimi Chu | 25 AUG 18

How the radical practices of female artists drove the Modernist movement in Brazil

BY Claudia Calirman | 23 AUG 18