Description
Discover 'Women in Abstraction,' a groundbreaking exploration that reveals the often-overlooked contributions of women artists to the world of abstract art. Published in 2021 by Thames and Hudson Ltd and edited by Christine Macel, this essential catalog redefines the narrative of abstraction by celebrating over a hundred women artists whose influence extends back to the 19th century, and through the 1980s. The richly illustrated volume, featuring 350 stunning artworks, serves as both a vivid visual journey and an enlightening historical analysis. This compelling book not only highlights the innovative techniques and unique perspectives of these female artists but also critiques traditional art histories that have long overshadowed their achievements. Dive into the distinct styles of pioneers like Hilma Af Klint, Huguette Caland, and Verena Von Loewensberg, whose artistic legacies challenge the status quo of modern art. Each essay, penned by leading scholars, provides an in-depth examination of the vital roles women played in shaping various movements within abstraction, making 'Women in Abstraction' a must-have resource for art enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of contemporary art. Embrace a broader understanding of abstract art and the significant impact women made throughout its history.