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11 films
Archaeological research challenges the traditional view of prehistoric gender roles, revealing the significant contributions of women in ancient societies across various cultures.
A group of young women artists in Montreal formed the Beaver Hall Hill Group in 1920, creating a supportive community that lasted over 30 years.
Four contemporary Indigenous female artists share their practices and journeys, highlighting their essential role in bridging traditional and modern expressions.
Miriam Cahn, a Swiss artist, challenges traditional art narratives by depicting aggressive and empowered female figures, emphasizing the need to rewrite art history.
Ix Shells, a pioneering generative artist, discusses the intersection of Web3, NFTs, and the historical challenges faced by female artists in her innovative practice.
Elina Brotherus, a prominent Finnish artist, emphasizes the need for female representation in art while exploring her personal experiences through photography.
Joan Jonas, a pioneering American artist, shares insights on her innovative video installations that explore themes of feminism and environmental change.
Martha Jungwirth emphasizes the significance of artistic process and the stimulation derived from unfamiliar encounters throughout her evolving career as a painter.
Louise Bourgeois' monumental spider sculpture, 'Maman', evokes diverse reactions from artists Lars Norén, Mamma Andersson, and Meriç Algün Ringborg, reflecting on its personal and political significance.
Ursula Reuter Christiansen reflects on her transformative experience as one of Joseph Beuys' first female students, highlighting his revolutionary teaching methods and lasting impact.
Louise Nevelson, a pioneering American sculptor, is celebrated by writer Suzanne Brøgger for her groundbreaking contributions to art and the feminist movement.
