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Love Her Or Hate Her, Black Women Need Nola Darling | Whether you’re a diehard fan of Spike Lee’s original 1986 film, She’s Gotta Have It, or you watched the new serialized version of the film this weekend, it’s clear that Nola’s relevance remains intact. In the new Netflix series adaptation, unapologetic Black female sexuality takes center stage, but this time it’s for a new generation.

One of de Kooning's friends once asked her what it was like to work in the shadow of her husband, Willem de Kooning. She replied: "I don't paint in his shadow, I paint in his light.'"

Women artists from around the globe to share with children during Woman's History Month. Lean about the art and lives of seven amazing women.

Artnet News speaks to Rose Wylie about her new show in Aspen, life in lockdown, and how her career has evolved.

Embark on an inspiring adventure with Violet Lee as she unveils her second masterpiece, blending creativity and passion. Dive into her world where art meets innovation, and witness the evolution of her unique style. Perfect for art enthusiasts and creative minds seeking fresh inspiration. Explore the journey that transforms imagination into reality, one brushstroke at a time.

Paloma Picasso may carry one of the most famous surnames of all time, but her prolific career in jewellery and fragrance design speaks for itself

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For much of the past century of Modern art, African-American artists often looked like outliers. Why did pioneering black painters like Boston-native Loïs Mailou Jones continue to work realistically as the thrust of Western art was toward abstraction?

Capturing keepsakes of travels past, artist Alex Park brings our memories to life and reminds us of the places we once were. Step inside her curated Sydney apartment.

Kirsty Budge’s deep and brooding paintings take up space (literally and figuratively) in the artist’s light-filled home studio in Abbotsford.

Surrealist artist Leonor Fini in her Paris studio in 1952.

Firoozeh Neman in the studio