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Her X mark exhibition at Salamanca Arts Centre in two parts. Exposing photographic works in the Lightbox Gallery and displaying light sensitive images in the darkened Sidespace Gallery, nipaluna / Hobart

#herxmark #analoguephotography #photograms #photomedia

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Join Narrm (Melbourne) me for a workshop on a sustainable photographic process that dates to scientist Mary Somerville’s experiments in the 1840s. Part of ‘Her X mark’ at Sidespace Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, nipuluna (Hobart) Lutruwita (Tasmania). michelleculpitt.com/product/anth...

Workshop⚡️Create an anthotype photogram using plant matter and simple materials with a step-by-step process for preparing and exposing plant emulsion on paper to make a photo! Be inspired by pioneering and contemporary women photographers on #InternationalWomensDay2026 in nipaluna/Hobart

A snappy snap dragon double #anthotype photo print in Melbourne as temperatures reach 45 (113 Fahrenheit).

What better time for #sustainable photography processes than during a #heatwave

I put one panel back for a #doubleexposure 🌞

#Baohongpaper
#analoguephotography #sustainablephotography

The common ivy / Hedera Helix turned a neon blue colour against a lemony bleached background and holding it up to the sun it gave a last little burst 💥 Prints will be on exhibition in ‘Her X mark.’
#anthotype #photogram #sustainablephotography #cameralessphotography #analoguephotography

Her X mark Her X mark is about the traces left by women and the places we haunt, both historically and today. An exhibition of works made using sustainable photographic processes that date back to the 1840s

Her X mark - an exhibition of photo-media works based on research into historical social spaces of women and the marks left behind… with an anthotype workshop on International Womens Day! nipaluna / Hobart Lutrawita / Tasmania

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I’ve been waiting for weeks for this stubborn geranium emulsion to shift in colour in these anthotypes exposing on the window sill.

Sweet nectar - an online exhibition of photo-media works with grevillea blooms. www.michelleculpitt.com

One of the things I like about grevillea is its sweet nectar, walking in the bush I pick a flower and put it in my water bottle to make cordial. l can also use it to make handmade photographs.

This guy is always in bloom. Exploring the female gaze with my high masc friend 💐🩷 general viewing version.

The cover of a zine magazine depicting a street in the Philippines. Large white text on the lower half reads “The Huntington Library’s Photo Collection Inducts Its First Filipina American Photographer in 2025” and smaller text below reads “By Nya Manneh”

The Huntington Library was established over 100 years ago, and now the new Valerie J. Bower exhibit is opening long-awaited doors for L.A. artists.

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By Nya Manneh

Online talk: Women Pioneers of the Arts & Crafts Movement - The William Morris Society Karen Livingstone will talk about her new book, Women Pioneers of the Arts & Crafts Movement which is a celebration of the work and ambition of the women who were at the heart of the most influential ...

Coming up Dec 3 -
Online talk: Women Pioneers of the Arts & Crafts Movement
Speaker: Karen Livingstone
Host: @williammorrissocuk.bsky.social
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A stylized drawing of portions of three human figures, against a wood or metallic background. The middle figure has a winged helmet and winged feet; Mercury?

Coming up on Zoom, Thurs, Dec 4 -

Hildreth Meière and the Classical Roots of Art Deco
Speaker: Kathleen Murphy Skolnik
Host: Institute of Classical Art and Architecture (ICAA) SoCal Chapter

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Keep calm and make Kallitypes! In the darkroom on the weekend with photography guru Ellie Young at Gold Street Studios in country Victoria, Australia. Started a series on marks left by women in carceral and other institutions for exhibition in March. Tonal range shift from developers… ‘Her X mark.’

American art enters its paranoid phase For contemporary artists such as Sasha Gordon and Nayland Blake the current moment screams unease

The current moment in American art screams unease. Hettie Judah looks at the artists expressing our collective fears

DIVΛ HΞΛVΞN: Happy birthday to American-born Greek soprano Maria Callas

December 2, 1923 – September 16, 1977

❝When my enemies stop hissing, I shall know I'm slipping.❞

📽 Maria Callas sings O mio babbino caro by Puccini & Forzano

Y’all, I was absolutely thrilled when @stonecirclereview.bsky.social accepted my poem “heart as double-paned window”—a golden shovel based on a Joni Mitchell song—and I’m elated they nominated it for a Pushcart. Check out this great journal, which rn features “Bidden” by @jackbedell.bsky.social

10 + years making anthotype (flower print) photograms from Darwin to Newbliss, Reykjavik to Maningrida, Country Victoria, Melbourne and Hobart! Using weeds and native flora, the reactions in plant based light sensitive emulsion to UV over minutes, hours, days, weeks is always surprising #anthotype

Stan Douglas’s histories of cinema A survey of the Canadian artist’s work shows how the moving image can bridge the gap between the past and the present, writes Robert Rubsam

The films of the Canadian artist Stan Douglas ‘prompts us to question the veracity of what we’re seeing, often by revealing what we do not’, writes Robert Rubsam

How Janet Dawson set her sight on new horizons After an avant-garde start, the Australian painter upped sticks to rural New South Wales and began painting life on the farm, writes Jane O’Sullivan

Although she seemed destined for a career in the avant-garde, Janet Dawson upped sticks to rural New South Wales and began painting life on the farm. Jane O’Sullivan reviews an exhibition of her work in Sydney

PRO: New animals at the zoo to huck rocks at CON: Woolly mammoths ill-equipped for modern service economy

Pros And Cons Of Bringing Back Extinct Species
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His head is in the clouds, ‘exposure therapy,’ study… #YellowWallpaper

The Associates Fund in honor of Riva Castleman

Plate (folio 23) from My Pretty Pony http://www.moma.org/collection/works/11922

Monochrome photograph of three women dancers in bare feet in mid air leaping in a circle together wearing dresses in a studio setting

"Celebration" Choreographed by Martha Graham, 1937 by US photographer Barbara Morgan, known for her depictions of modern dancers #WomensArt

The Paradise Buckle, 1905 by Edith Dawson (and partner Nelson), leading Arts and Crafts artist and jeweler #womensart

The Last Fish

The Last Fish https://www.wikiart.org/en/leonora-carrington/the-last-fish-1974

The Giant Women Who Stomped on Art World Invisibility One lesson of this compact, extraordinary exhibition of feminist art is that if you’re being ignored, you can do whatever you want — so take up space.

A compact exhibition with a massive presence, “Giant Women on New York” at James Fuentes Gallery takes its name from a series of drawings and collages by Anita Steckel dating from 1969 to ’74, where women the size of skyscrapers take over New York City.

ΛRT HΞΛVΞN: Happy birthday to Black American & Mexican artist & sculptor Elizabeth Catlett (April 15, 1915 – April 2, 2012)

❝Art is only important to the extent that it aids in the liberation of our people.❞

Painting of a lush grassy field or park grass covered in yellow and purple flowers with trees and bushes in the background

'Crocus & Daffodils' by UK contemporary painter Susan Entwistle #WomensArt

A drawing in red chalk of an older woman from the waist up, wearing a voluminous dress or smock and a large head covering.

Study of a woman, 1772, by #CatharinaBacker (Dutch, 1689-1766). Held by @amsterdammuseum.bsky.social, am.adlibhosting.com/amonline/Det.... Learn about Backer in Nina Reid’s #ArtHerstory post Books, Blooms, Backer: The Life & Work of #CatharinaBacker, artherstory.net/books-blooms...

#womenartists

Painting featuring a young Black male subject, upper half, standing and looking forwards at the viewer, he wears a large ruff around his neck and a dark top, the background is green

Painter Lynette Yiadom-Boakye,
A Passion Like No Other, 2012 #womensart