Femme Art Review is a publication that provides space for women and LGBTQ2S+ voices to reflect on art and culture.
London, Ontario
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Read the latest interview by Matt Morris with artist Kitty Rauth, whose recent work in the exhibition 'Pleasure Cruise' addresses queer affect, grief, and lesbian pleasure through the lens of Titanic (1997) fan fiction and climate change. femmeartreview.com/2025/12/0…
Read the latest #review by Samuel Schwindt on the exhibition 'Connective Thread' curated by Michelle Alexander at Ivory Gate Gallery, featuring artists Michelle Grabner, Sam Jaffe, Lauren Seiden, Adrianne Rubenstein, and Michelle Alexander.
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Read the latest review by Mattea Schouten on the exhibitions 'Eternal Transcendent' and 'Some kind of we,' curated by Dallas Fellini at the Art Gallery of Guelph. #art #review #queerart
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Words is thrilled to present a webinar with acclaimed artist Anita Kunz, who has done cover art for The New Yorker, Rolling Stone & Time.
We'll explore Original Sisters, Anita's portraits of extraordinary women who changed the world!
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ALT Words is thrilled to present a virtual visit with internationally acclaimed artist and illustrator Anita Kunz, who has done cover art for celebrated magazines like The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, and Time. Anita Kunz: "Original Sisters: Portraits of Tenacity and Courage" Hosted by Josh Lambier 30 January 2025, 7PM Zoom Webinar Our event will explore Original Sisters, Portraits of Tenacity and Courage, Anita's collection of portraits of extraordinary women from ancient to current times, whose discoveries, inventions, creativity, and accomplishments have changed the world. Registration is free or by donation!
Read the latest feature by Kiran Dhaliwal on how new digital technologies can be used as a tool for the exploitation of women, by discussing Sophia Oppel's exhibition 'either side of a surface' at Arsenal Contemporary Toronto. #art #technology #film
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Read the review by Étienne Lavallée on 'Under Metallic Skies' by Christina Battle at @MuseumLondon. The exhibition looks at how we can continue to connect during mass extinction events, viewing community as inextricable from the ecosystem.
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Read the interview by Étienne LaVallee with Alayna Hryclik who runs @softflirt, a printmaking, mural, and illustrative art practice built around concepts of softness, locality, body positivity, and dark humor. #art #ldnont #printmaking
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Read the review by Adi Berardini on the exhibition 'ActiVisions: Trans Histories and Activism, 1950s-1990s,' curated by Tobaron Waxman last spring at @TheArQuives. ✨#transhistory #queerart #transgenderawarenessweek
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Read the feature from our latest issue on Censorship by artist, writer, and sex educator, Taylor Neal. They explore how by only witnessing the uncensored body as sexual, our detachment to Kant's notion of free beauty is extended. #art #photography
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Read the latest review by Irene Bernardi on Rita Puig-Serra's exhibition 'The Anatomy of an Oyster,' as part of the @_phmuseum International Photography Exhibit in Bologna, Italy. 📷
#art #photography #photo
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Read the latest interview by Migueltzinta Solís with artist Harley Morman, which delves into Morman's solo exhibition "Don’t Dream It, Be It" at the Southern Alberta Art Gallery. #art #interview #queerart
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Check out the interview by Dani Neira with artist Laveen Gammie featured in our third issue on #censorship discussing green-screen-green and the hidden biases within the digital landscape.
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Read the latest feature by Adi Berardini on Iranian-Canadian visual storyteller and #photojournalist Parisa Azadi's 'Ordinary Grief,' which depicts Iranians trying to create new futures for themselves despite the odds.
#photography
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Read the review by Kiran Dhaliwal on 'IT IS MEANT TO BE READ' which features revisited and new works by the Iranian-Canadian visual artist Aileen Bahmanipour from her residency at the @BurrardArts Foundation.
#art #review #Censorship
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Read the latest interview by Juliane Foronda with artist Anna Karima Wane about her exhibition 'a rememory that belongs to somebody else' that was recently on view at the Museum of Impossible Forms.
#art #archives #interview
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Read the latest experimental interview & poem by Kalina Nedelcheva with multi-disciplinary #artist Camila Salcedo who contributed a series of care objects to the exhibition 'Labour Pains' curated by Emma Steen for @MayworksToronto.
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Read the latest interview by Naomi Oko with #NicoleChaput about her #art practice and recent solo exhibition 'Embalsamada con picante [Embalmed with spice]' curated by Isabel Sonderéguer at the @Carrillo_Gil. #painting #installation
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Read the latest interview by Irene Bernardi with curators Laura Brambilla and Giorgia Casadei of Artierranti, a feminist cultural association born in 2013 based in Bologna, Italy.
#art #feminism #curating
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Calling all writers of marginalized genders: our 2024 Creative Non-Fiction Contest is now open!
Judged by the tremendous @AngelaSterritt, submit your best by June 15 for a chance at $1000 and publication in Room 💫
room.submittable.com/submit
ALT Against a faint salmon-pink background, dark brown text reads: "2024 ROOM NON-FICTION CONTEST / SUBMIT BY JUNE 15 / 1st PRIZE, $1000 + publication in Room / 2nd PRIZE $250 + publication in Room / 3rd PRIZE, $100 + publication on Room‘s website / JUDGED BY Angela Sterritt." Next to the last line, there's a photo of Angela Sterritt looking into the camera.
Read the latest #review from the Censorship Issue on 'Mnemonic silences, disappearing acts' curated by Dallas Fellini with artists @HazelHazelMeyer and @caitmckinney, Lan “Florence” Yee, @KamaLaMackerel, Jordan King, and @kasrajalilipour. @artmuseumuoft
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