Exhibitions

  • Visible Women

    This intimate photography exhibition will celebrate the UK’s female MPs

    And you can help make it happen.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
    Published
  • Life

    Why this art exhibition will have an equal split of male and female nudes

    The art world is grappling with how it presents women.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
    Published
  • Visible Women

    Your 2018 Feminist Calendar: protests, panels and exhibitions celebrating the sisterhood

    Celebrate, educate and get irate at these events, into autumn and beyond.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
    Published
  • Visible Women

    You can now nominate your favourite female photographer for a major exhibition

    If you know a brilliant photographer who deserves more exposure, get nominating.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
    Published
  • Life

    Why does Frida Kahlo’s story still resonate with so many modern women?

    As the V&A opens its landmark exhibition, four Frida Kahlo fans tell us why they still love her so.

    Posted by
    Stylist Team
    Published
  • Visible Women

    What it’s like to curate the biggest Frida Kahlo exhibition in a generation

    Talking to Circe Henestrosa, the co-curator of Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
    Published
  • Visible Women

    This online exhibition takes you behind the scenes of the suffrage movement

    The brainchild of Google, Road to Equality celebrates the heroic women who fought for the right to vote.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
    Published
  • Visible Women

    This 6-month season of events will celebrate women’s history in London

    The Women: Work and Power season will run from the end of May until November.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
    Published
  • Life

    Behind the scenes of London’s new Marilyn Monroe exhibition

    Gallery director Amy Thornett discusses her intimate new exhibition, Up Close With Marilyn.

    Posted by
    Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
    Published
  • Visible Women

    The radical feminist exhibition exploring the meaning of the ‘female gaze’

    Women Look at Women highlights the work of groundbreaking feminist artists from the Seventies and Eighties.

    Posted by
    Moya Crockett
    Published