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“Girls just wanna have fun”

International female artists exhibition

Featured artists and works to be shown

CUI Jie (China) – Painting (Oil on canvas)

Maria DAS DORES (France) – 2D sculpture, charcoal on cardboard

Stella LAI (USA) – Wall installation + Gouache on wood panel

SHEN Na (CHINA) – Painting (Oil on canvas)

Anne-Mie van KERCKHOVEN (Belgium) – Installation

Wan Li (Japan) – Fiberglass sculpture

Curator Anne-Laure Fournier

It is a great pleasure for 1918 ArtSPACE to propose an exhibition exclusively dedicated to the female creation, not only from China but also from all around the world. Each of the participating artist uses the most appropriate medium she has found to express her feeling toward our society and world. Don’t expect the works to be soft, pinky or politically correct, they all come from free-minded creators who don’t cope with stonewalling, and wish the audience to experience a refreshing perspective on our male-driven world…

Contributed by 1918artspace

1 year, 5 months ago

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In this international exhibition, artists express their feelings toward society in a choice of media that include fiberglass sculptures and wall installation and gouache. There won't be any frilliness and an overboard of pinks, but rather, creations that allow the audience to experience another dimension of our male-driven world.