Women artists

Mezz Zapharelli: Revealing the Icon, Redefining the Portrait, Rethinking the Image

From the Image Factory to the Studio: An Art That Slows the World Down In a landscape saturated with accelerated visual production, Mezz Zapharelli stands apart. Her work resists immediacy, opting instead for a painting practice built on precision, duration, and presence. Coming from applied image industries—fashion, television, film sets—she learned early how quickly figures […]

Rosine Le Noane: the Art of Capturing Light (Exclusive Preview)

Some artworks cannot be explained—they must be experienced. Rosine Le Noane’s creations belong to this category. With a rare mastery of watercolor, the artist transforms a glimmer of light, a reflection, or a breath of air into pure emotion. An artist who lets light speak for itself Rosine Le Noane approaches watercolor as a sensitive […]

Flo Muliardo, “Les Enfants Rois”: When Art Restores the Dignity of Childhood

Powerful portraits of children — not decorative ones Crowns, bold colors, black outlines: in her series “Les Enfants Rois”, artist Flo Muliardo places the child at the center. Her paintings do not seek cuteness but dignity. Direct gazes, tight framing, vibrant backgrounds — everything is designed to create a true encounter. 👉 In ART MAG, […]

Odette Pauvert (1903–1966): A Classical Modernity in the Age of Art Deco

The first woman painter to win the Grand Prix de Rome (1925), Odette Pauvert forged a sober, frontal modernity, nourished by the Quattrocento and conceived for large-scale decorative schemes. From the Villa Medici to the intimate scenes of the postwar years, her path sheds light on another history of the interwar period. Biographical Landmarks Trained […]

Odette Pauvert at La Piscine Roubaix — Art Deco Exhibition

Exhibition — Odette Pauvert at La Piscine (Roubaix): the first woman painter to win the Grand Prix de Rome presents a classical modernity nourished by Italy and the monumental language of Art Deco. A rich itinerary — Rome, Paris, Brittany, Spain — that reframes the interwar years. October 11, 2025 – January 11, 2026.

Lise Terdjman — “Dearest Louise” at the Museum of Picardy (Amiens)

Artist and researcher Lise Terdjman brings Louise Maignan-Larivière back to life through a journey combining drawing, ceramics, textiles, video and archives — on view from 26 August 2025 to 4 January 2026 at the Musée de Picardie in Amiens. Why “Très chère Louise” ? “Très chère Louise, here is the dream and the fiction of […]