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Four images, three of fabric pages with different abstract designs and one image of a fabric book with the title on the white front cover in red font

In 2002, at the age of 91 years, artist Louise Bourgeois created 'Ode a L'Oubli' (Ode to Forgetting),  a book of 35 fabric pages made from her own cloth saved from different eras of her life #Womensart

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Stylised artwork featuring a central standing yellow figure with arms open being held by another yellow figure from above

Artwork by Sinéad O'Connor, (who adopted the name Shuhada' Sadaqat in her last years). Her art was used as the cover for her 1994 album 'Universal Mother'
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Three images of elaborately embroidered book covers with floral patterns and other busy and neat details

Embroidered book covers, fashionable in the 16th and 17th century, the art of embroidering unique covers for books saw a comeback in late 19th-century England, via the Arts and Crafts movement.#womensart #WomensArt

Painting with stylised figures fishing on small boats on a river

Cuban artist Belkis Ayón, La pesca I, 1988 #womensart

Photograph looking down the corridor of a huge library with arched roof and open rooms on both sides on two floors all filled with books on shelves

Trinity College Library, Dublin, 2004 by photographer Candida Höfer #womensart

British-Nigerian artist Ṣọlá Olúlòde (Sola Olulode) made this work in 2020, after studying painting at Brighton, during a period when isolation and longing for touch shaped daily life. She said "Eternal Light" was “of a couple embracing each other,” expressing the physical closeness many people missed in lockdown like “an ode to our loved ones.” Set against a radiant field of saturated yellow, two Black figures are shown in a close embrace at the center of the canvas. One woman stands in front, head tilted inward, with eyes closed and long dark braids falling over one shoulder. A pale circular form, like a halo or luminous crown, rests across the upper forehead. Another woman leans forward to embrace her from behind, with a calm, inward expression. Her hair is gathered into rounded puffs. Both her arms meet across the chest of her companion. The taller woman reaches up to return the embrace as all four hands meet near her heart. Both wear warm red-orange patterned garments. Across the bodies and background, pale wax-resist marks and streaks cut through the paint like flashes of light, giving the scene a layered, glowing, and almost sacred atmosphere. The image could be maternal, familial, friendly, or romantic. Olúlòde leaves tenderness open rather than policing it. Her materials and wax-resist processes draw on batik and Yoruba adire textile traditions, giving the surface a stained, layered, handmade presence. The yellow does not just describe light. It becomes feeling itself like warmth, devotion, protection, and memory. In Olúlòde’s work, Black intimacy is not framed through struggle alone, but through care, softness, and joy. This painting turns embrace into atmosphere with love as shelter, radiance, and survival.

"Eternal Light" by Ṣọlá Olúlòde aka Sola Olulode (British-Nigerian) - Ink, acrylic and wax on canvas / 2020 - Smithsonian National Museum of African Art (Washington, DC) #WomenInArt #WomensArt #WomenArtists #SolaOlulode #ṢọláOlúlòde #Olulode #arttext #smithsonian #NationalMuseumofAfricanArt #NMAfA

Una mujer sentada en una mecedora. No doy para más, que estoy cansada y eso.

Sin título. (Retrato de su hermana, Lena). Josephine Hale 🎨.

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Painting of a cityscape at night in a scene filled with houses and other buildings in blue light and with gold light coming from windows

'Bristol Night II' by contemporary UK painter Cath Read #WomensArt

Enjoy Your Stupid Life, acrylic, 24" x 36". This acrylic portrait of comedian Rodney Norman will be showing at the Spring Salon, Springville Museum of Art. Always honored to get a piece into this very competitive show. #rodneynorman #acrylicpainting #portraitpainting #womensart

Submerged forest photo by Sarah Hall Ladd

4/13/1860 — b. Sarah Ladd, American photographer. Intl renown for her pictorial style landscapes of Oregon + the Columbia Gorge. Many works were published in mags + travel guides; member, Alfred Stieglitz’s fine art #photography Photo-Secession group #womenshistory #womenartists #womensart #PhotoSky

A Mari Monday GM w/ "Creation" by @mariinksarts.bsky.social 😍

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Painted illustration featuring a cartoon like smiling black unicorn above a sign in red with writing 'happiness'

Artwork by Angela Smyth, contemporary artist #WomensArt

Monochrome photograph featuring the head and shoulders of a white woman with her head resting on her.hand, looking outwards

"Women have served all these centuries as looking glasses possessing the magic and delicious power of reflecting the figure of man at twice its natural size"

Virginia Woolf, 'A Room of One’s Own'
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‘Morning Melody’, Oil on Canvas, 50×50cm, £650
Available from @madeinstirlingstore in store or online:
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Artwork will be shipped after the exhibition

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Monochrome photograph featuring a landscape with tall trees and a group of people on a track

Off to Market, 2000 by US Beth Moon, photographer who explored and documented some of the oldest and most striking trees in the world over a 14 year period #womensart

Print featuring a standing cat playing the violin, a cow jumping over the moon, a laughing dog, a dancing woman and a dish running with a spoon

Paula Rego, Hey Diddle Diddle, 1989 #WomensArt

Embroidered box with images of figures in a landscape and animals

Embroidered casket,1671, by English embroiderer Martha Edlin (1660-1725) when aged 11 years old #WomensArt

Two women are shown from very close range, filling the painting edge to edge. Their heads incline toward one another until the space between them nearly disappears, creating a feeling of privacy and trust. Each woman cradles a wide, white teacup in both hands. Their eyes are lowered, and their expressions are quiet, inward, and calm, as if the act of drinking is also a moment of rest. Both wear light cloths over their heads, painted in creamy white and muted green. The palette is warm and saturated as coral, rose, terracotta, brown, smoky black, and touches of cool green move across the canvas in broad, visible strokes. Their skin is rendered in warm peach-brown and rosy tones, and the hands are simplified but expressive, repeated across the lower half of the image like a rhythm. There is only color and gesture so the women’s shared presence is the whole subject. That intimacy is central to Filipino artist Anita Magsaysay-Ho’s art. She is celebrated for painting Filipina women with dignity, solidarity, and inner life, often focusing on everyday labor or communal ritual rather than spectacle. Here, tea drinking becomes more than a domestic act. It is a shared pause, a small ceremony of warmth, companionship, and replenishment. The women do not look out to meet us. Instead, they remain absorbed in their own moment, which makes the scene feel especially tender and self-possessed. Painted in 1957, the work belongs to Magsaysay-Ho’s mature modernist period, when she used flattened forms, rhythmic contour, and expressive color to distill experience rather than describe it literally. As the only woman associated with the Thirteen Moderns in the Philippines, she helped reshape modern Filipino painting while returning again and again to women’s worlds as sites of strength, beauty, and mutual care. This painting turns closeness itself into the subject with companionship as sustenance.

“Tea Drinkers” by Anita Magsaysay-Ho (Filipina) - Oil on canvas / 1957 - National Gallery Singapore #WomenInArt #WomensArt #WomanArtist #WomenArtists #AnitaMagsaysayHo #MagsaysayHo #AnitaMagsaysay-Ho #Magsaysay-Ho #NationalGallerySingapore #FilipinoArt #FilipinoArtist #arte #art #artText #1950sArt