Women artists

Frédérique Samama : faces and hands in expressive contemporary figuration

Across several major artistic events throughout the year, Frédérique Samama has been steadily establishing a distinctive artistic voice. Working primarily with black stone, the artist develops an intimate exploration of faces and hands, where graphic precision meets psychological intensity. Balancing control of gesture with emotional depth, her drawings belong to a form of expressive contemporary […]

Visionary Artist and Curator Yaki LI Unveils Major Solo Exhibition at the Grand Palais

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of ART CAPITAL at the Grand Palais, visionary artist and curator Yaki LI makes a remarkable appearance on the international stage. Founder of ANKHART and a rising figure in contemporary art, her works are already held in private and public collections across France, China, the United States, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, and Mexico.

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 […]