5 Women Artists On Capturing The Female Body Uncensored
Refinery29
SALMA HAIDRANI
Relief. That’s how women around the world responded when they could finally come forward about decades of sexual harassment, discrimination and assault with last year's #MeToo movement…
Yet the space for women to be seen and heard unapologetically and on their own terms shows no signs of extending to the art world.
Photograph by Kat Miller, Zahara by the Flowers, 2017
![Femme Culture [Antoinette Wentworth-Smith]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/572ea8469f72664ead55aa2a/1580758504307-VIP2ESW0LL1XV86WY5F9/34-600x700.jpg)
Photography by Femme Culture (Antoinette Wentworth-Smith)
GIRLS, UNINTERRUPTED
Artefact Magazine
ALYSHA SHARIFF and ANTOINETTE WENTWORTH-SMITH
After an hour of standing in the cold and breathing in second-hand smoke, We were finally brought into the building. We walked into a perfect cross between a gallery and a club – paintings of bare nipples accompanied by electric dance music.
Photograph by Rosie Foster courtesy of Girls Uninterrupted
Exhibition Preview: Girls Uninterrupted
Bricks Magazine
TORI WEST
In celebration of female-identifying artists that defy their stereotype, illustrator Florence Given has created Girls Uninterrupted, a 3-day exhibition at London’s Creative Debuts. Ahead of its launch tomorrow, we caught up with some of the artists invovled to discover what the word identity means to them and their hopes and dreams for the new year.