Just found this movie mentioned on Twitter: Who Does She Think She Is? (thanks @acrawley)
It seems to be about women artists and the conflicts they have as women, spouses, creatives, mothers, and functioning members of society.
The trailer shows–not surprisingly, but still very discouragingly–that people can’t even name a single female artist when asked.
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1 thought on “Being a Woman Artist”
I’m not even surprised that the majority of people don’t know any women artists, because I still remember being in an art class where the professor asked art students to name women artists that they knew and nobody could come up with anything other than Georgia O’Keeffe and Frida Kahlo.