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Feminist art isn’t a trend — it’s a powerful, ongoing conversation between women, the world, and the systems we exist within. Since the 1960s, feminist artists have used their work to challenge power, reclaim narratives, and imagine new futures. Here’s a look at how feminist art movements have evolved — and where we’re headed. 1960s–70s:
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Creative ruts are part of every artist’s journey — yes, every artist. But a rut doesn’t mean you’ve lost your talent or your path. It just means you need to shift, recharge, or reassess. Here are 8 honest, practical ways to move through it without losing your spark. 1. Take the Pressure Off Sometimes the
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In the scrollable, saturated world of Instagram, the work of Chanelle Kalfas, or @channelchange on Instagram, stands out like a quiet breath — a space of visual reflection amid the noise. Through a striking blend of color field abstraction, gestural mark-making, and texture, this artist’s feed reads like a living sketchbook of emotion, movement, and
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Creativity doesn’t just happen — it’s cultivated. While inspiration may strike randomly, most successful women artists rely on intentional daily rituals to stay connected to their craft. These aren’t rigid routines, but practices that nurture creativity, focus, and confidence. Let’s peek into the everyday habits of thriving women creatives. 1. Morning Pages & Journaling Many
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