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Hi Cape Town folk, fancy an art fair walk and studio tour with me tomorrow? Missing you .the.lady.artists Let's do this...
19/02/2026

Hi Cape Town folk, fancy an art fair walk and studio tour with me tomorrow?

Missing you .the.lady.artists
Let's do this .leen 💛
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Women artists are shaping the future of contemporary art - and at Cape Town Art Fair, we’re gathering to honour their brilliance.

Join us, .history

📍 Art Fair Floor Walk
Fri 20 Feb · 11am
Led by Valerie Kabov (First Floor Gallery Harare)

📍 Studio Visit: Hedwig Barry
Featuring Balekane Legoabe
Fri 20 Feb · 2pm
Led by Liezel Strauss (Rise and Repaint)

To book, Link in Bio 👆👆👆

Chen Mei-Tsen, born in Taipei City in 1966, graduated in Fine Arts from Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan. ...
12/05/2025

Chen Mei-Tsen, born in Taipei City in 1966, graduated in Fine Arts from Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan. In 1990, she left for Paris for advanced studies and obtained artist status in France, where she has worked ever since 30 years. Mei-Tsen Chen's journey reflects the essence of a nomadic existence—forever moving, forever seeking.

Her art explores this quest for home, but it is not a search for a static, idealized place. Instead, Chen seeks a dwelling that merge entanglements and contradictions of urban life.

Mei Tsen's work is on show at in NYC this week. Represented by .life and curated by Tina Lai.

Through it all, blue serves as the color that grounds her art, providing a steady anchor amid the shifting landscapes of her emotional and physical journeys.

As we step into the second quarter of the year, it’s totally natural to feel a little out of sync.🎨Maybe your creative r...
13/04/2025

As we step into the second quarter of the year, it’s totally natural to feel a little out of sync.

🎨Maybe your creative rhythm has shifted. Maybe that big vision from January is changing. Or maybe you’re just taking stock and wondering where you’re at right now.

Wherever you are—you’re not alone.💙

As artists, we don’t move in straight lines — we move in seasons, cycles, and sudden bursts of clarity.⁠

Join us TOMORROW (Monday the 14th at 12 Noon EST) for a gentle reset workshop ✨

LINK IN BIO TO BOOK YOUR SPOT 🔗

Today, we're celebrating the incredible Helen Frankenthaler, born December 12, 1928. Frankenthaler was a true trailblaze...
12/12/2024

Today, we're celebrating the incredible Helen Frankenthaler, born December 12, 1928.

Frankenthaler was a true trailblazer in abstract expressionism, breaking boundaries and showing the world that art is all about freedom and experimentation. Her legacy continues to inspire, even after her passing on December 27, 2011.

Let her words be a reminder to all of us: there's no right or wrong in art. The magic happens when you trust yourself and explore without limits.

❤️ Tag a fellow artist who inspires you to think outside the box!

Photo credit: Alexander Liberman, J.Paul Getty Trust.

Join us later today for this insightful (and free!!) workshop. Link in our bio to book your spot 👆*A session filled wit...
10/12/2024

Join us later today for this insightful (and free!!) workshop. Link in our bio to book your spot 👆

*A session filled with tips and tricks to help you create your artistic vision for 2025*

Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting, this event is perfect for anyone looking to fuel their creativity and plan for a successful year of art ahead.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with fellow art enthusiasts, get motivated, and start your art plan for 2025 with us 💛

This planning session is free of charge and brought to you by Rise and Repaint and TTN (Thrive Together Network)

Some Georgia wisdom for you on this beautiful Monday ✨ Happy start of the week everyone. Make sure to keep an eye on our...
09/12/2024

Some Georgia wisdom for you on this beautiful Monday ✨ Happy start of the week everyone.

Make sure to keep an eye on our feed and link in our bio, we have another workshop coming up tomorrow with our friend : *Creating Your Artistic Vision*

Hello and happy Wednesday awesome people ✨ As 2024 comes to an end (how on earth is it nearly December!!) join us for an...
27/11/2024

Hello and happy Wednesday awesome people ✨

As 2024 comes to an end (how on earth is it nearly December!!) join us for an inspiring session filled with tips and tricks to help you set your artistic goals for the year ahead.

Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting, this event is perfect for anyone looking to fuel their creativity and plan for a successful year of art ahead.

Feel free to invite a friend 💛

Tuesday, December 3.
1 - 2pm EST, 6-7pm UK

Link in bio to RSVP ☝️
Can't wait to see you 👀

This planning session is free of charge and in collaboration with

Mary Sully (1896–1963) is enjoying, perhaps, the most unlikely museum solo show debut in all of art history. A self-taug...
20/11/2024

Mary Sully (1896–1963) is enjoying, perhaps, the most unlikely museum solo show debut in all of art history. A self-taught, 20th-century Dakota Sioux woman artist whose entire life’s work sat forgotten in the family home for decades, Sully is now the subject of a fascinating posthumous exhibition at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, which recently acquired a suite of 19 of her works.

“Nobody ever took her seriously as an artist—no one in the family. They thought she was the crazy woman who just doodled up in her room,” her grandnephew Deloria said. “I think of her as the Indian Emily Dickinson.” He recognized the worth of her work, but made it his mission to ensure that others did as well.

At the Met, the drawings are shown exactly as Sully intended—thankfully, they were carefully packed away in neat groups, still with the tape she used to present them as vertical triptychs during her lifetime. Otherwise, it might have been quite a challenge to match the corresponding panels together.

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Ana Mercedes Hoyos (b1942 Bogotá) was a Colombian artist celebrated for her vibrant and expressive works that drew deepl...
18/11/2024

Ana Mercedes Hoyos (b1942 Bogotá) was a Colombian artist celebrated for her vibrant and expressive works that drew deeply from Latin American culture, especially Colombian traditions and folklore.
Throughout her life, Hoyos traveled widely, immersing herself in diverse artistic practices, particularly during her time in Europe and Italy, where she refined her painting techniques. Her dedication and talent earned her numerous awards and distinctions, establishing her as one of Colombia's most prominent artists.

Hoyos was passionate about honoring her Latin heritage through art. Rejecting the stereotype that Latin American art must be politically focused, she instead created work that celebrated cultural identity and folkloric themes, skillfully blending personal expression with traditional motifs.

Ana Mercedes Hoyos, born in Bogotá in 1942, was a Colombian artist celebrated for her vibrant and expressive works that ...
18/11/2024

Ana Mercedes Hoyos, born in Bogotá in 1942, was a Colombian artist celebrated for her vibrant and expressive works that drew deeply from Latin American culture, especially Colombian traditions and folklore.

Throughout her life, Hoyos traveled widely, immersing herself in diverse artistic practices, particularly during her time in Europe and Italy, where she refined her painting techniques. Her dedication and talent earned her numerous awards and distinctions, establishing her as one of Colombia's most prominent artists.

Known for her bright colors, defined lines, and compelling compositions, Hoyos often depicted figures, animals, and landscapes, creating pieces that were both visually striking and culturally resonant.

Hoyos was passionate about honoring her Latin heritage through art. Rejecting the stereotype that Latin American art must be politically focused, she instead created work that celebrated cultural identity and folkloric themes, skillfully blending personal expression with traditional motifs.

Her legacy lives on as a testament to Colombia's rich cultural history, making an indelible impact on Latin American art until her passing in 2014.

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14/11/2024

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