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National Museum of Women in the Arts

International Women’s Day

Abstract painting features translucent, wave-like turquoise, aquamarine, and fuchsia washes mingled with red lines and hard-edged, matte-pink sinuous shapes bounded by blue and green scales. Other details resolve into a human hand, tree-sprigged mountains, and craggy branches.
International Women’s Day is a global annual celebration of women and their achievements on March 8.
This marigold colored filer contains a black pen drawing of an open mouth speaking to an ear wearing a hoop earring in the shape of a female gender symbol. Between the mouth and the ear are details about a house party taking place at Women’s House on Gothersgade in Copenhagen on July 25.
House party flier from the Copenhagen International Festival of Women Artists
A figure with long wavy blonde hair stands in front of a white wall with her head down. The figure's face and body are covered by vibrant yellow fabric that drapes to the floor. The words “Can You Name #5WomenArtists?” are written in green in the upper left corner of the image.
Mwangi Hutter, Reign (detail), 2012; Photograph, 72 x 48 in.; National Museum of Women in the Arts, Gift of the Tony Podesta Collection, Washington, DC; © Mwangi Hutter