Elles font l'abstraction | Exhibition Catalog

Name: Elles font l'abstraction | Exhibition Catalog French version
SKU: 9782844268945
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The exhibition "Elles font l'abstraction" aims to write the history of the contributions of women artists to abstraction in the twentieth century, with some unprecedented incursions into the nineteenth century.

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Christmas 2022
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Art history- Art movements
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Most exhibitions devoted to the history of abstract art have often overlooked the fundamental role played by women in the development of this trend. The latest research, illustrated by the many recent monographs and thematic exhibitions, makes it possible today, to reassess the importance of their contribution, while questioning old historical patterns.
By focusing on the journeys of these sometimes unjustly eclipsed artists, the exhibition proposes to write a different history of art, extended to dance, the applied arts, photography, film and the performative arts. Far from a simple compilation, the exhibition highlights the decisive turning points that marked this evolution, by evoking both the research undertaken by the artists, individually or in groups, as well as the founding exhibitions.