Alexandra Roussopoulos revitalizes vintage silkscreens with a contemporary touch. Her abstract compositions are imbued with a symphony of colors, creating a captivating harmony that draws the eye and stirs the imagination. At MAG The Women Gallery, we are thrilled to showcase a curated selection of works by this extraordinary photographer, visual artist, and director. Explore […]

Christine Galvez’s story began as she watched her father tinkering and welding in his workshop in the south of France. The sparks flying from his work ignited a passion in a young girl, inspiring her to explore metalwork herself. Years later, she pursued her artistic journey at the Art Students League in New York. Today, […]

Nothing happens, but everything changes. Chantal Akerman is celebrated for honoring the whispers of everyday life, those quiet, inconspicuous moments which subtly shape our existence. At MAG The Women Gallery, we are proud to highlight her work and shed light on the life and legacy of this visionary filmmaker who dedicated her art to standing […]

At MAG The Women Gallery, we showcase three female photographers who, driven by artistic vision, paved the way for future generations of women in photography.

Elizabeth Lennard is an artist who defies traditional boundaries, experimenting and exploring various techniques to best express her vision

By embracing uncertainty and reflection, Hélène Moccelin encourages dialogue between the spectator and the artwork, inviting the encounter with the unpredictable

We shine a spotlight on three visionary artists who helped redefine the world of Mexican muralism with their distinct approaches.

Best known for Wheatfield – A Confrontation (1982), Agnes Denes has been a pioneering force in land art, pushing the boundaries and inspiring future generations.

Morisot’s exceptional talent and dedication earned her a distinguished place among contemporaries like Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas.

Stassart-Springer’s artistic journey began at the young age of 14, as she started painting a vivid kaleidoscope of colors and shapes, bringing abstract compositions to life. We’ll tell you a bit more about her journey at MAG The Women Gallery.