What has happened to the art world? Is it still struggling with the aftermath of the pandemic, or are we all quietly dealing with its lingering effects? Let’s be clear: the production of art has exploded. But this growth feels less like a creative renaissance and more like an industry—driven by trends, markets, and a…
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Blanca Aguayo | The Eternal Fight For Freedom and Justice
Women all over the world thrive to excel despite the unbearable challenges and oppressive rooted system set by misogynists and haters. Women all over the world are raised to believe they live in a box, limited with hundreds of red lines which if they crossed they will be forsaken. “Sports are for boys, barbies are…
The Woman of The Small by Mohamed El Kashef
A nudity art project by Egyptian photographer Mohamed El Kashef inspired by Riyad Al-Saleh Al-Hussein (1954-1982) poem titled (A Small & Narrow Room & Nothing Else). This project is a tribute for women who embrace their flaws as well as own their strengths and differences regardless of mainstream fake standards of how a woman should…
Péju Alatise A Controversial African Gen
A contemporary female artist from Nigeria who is setting new expectations for artists all around the world with her controversial artworks and project… Péju Alatise born in 1975 and based in Lagos. Alatise is a fellow at the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art and the 2017 winner of the FNB Art Prize in Johannesburg….
Artist of the Month: Hayv Kahraman
One glance at her art and you will be mesmerized, or in my case, captivated! Born in Baghdad, Iraq in 1981, Hayv Kahraman aesthetically tackles nostalgia and criticizes social boundaries, retroactive traditions and taboos in the formation of the female body and face, a form that is considered a taboo in the Middle East. “I…
Al Mahha Art 