Paper, Duck Tape, Cardboard, Canvas, Acrylic And Graphite

Roe Is Me

Mirror Of Veiled Memories

Rainy Lady

Remember Me

Eternal

Two Women

Flower Girl

Unconditional

Acrylic Mixing Techniques On Tissue Paper

Beautiful You Are

Figuring It Out

Honey Bee

Trinity Of The Celestial Secrets

Cabaret

Let Out

Beast It

Girl Power 1.0

Revolutionary Women Series Shahze

My Spiritual Mothers

Clitor Orgasm

Within

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The Universe Cries For Your Memory

Friendship Glow

And Her Heart Was In Her Throat

Light Modeling Paste, Acrylic Paint And Metallic Medium On Canvas

Magick Happens

Dreams Of Goddesses Hypatia

And God Created Woman: Lilith

Moth

Light Bringer

Nadine

Sandy Point Sailing

Huntress

Thumbs Up

Permanent Reflections: Life In Pieces

Self-Care Routine

Adventurous

The Blossom Of Hope

Impossible Is Possible

The Matriarch

In Come The Flowers

Sur Les Pointes

Lipstick Kicks Cancer

Where Is My Place Before This Swirling Ball Of Star Mass, Edge Less And Expansive, Without Horizon - Sena Jeter Naslund

Options

Make It Memorable

Steadfast

Digital Photography, Photo Print On Matt Paper

Her Seeking

You Want This

Women's Modern Oppression

Joan Of Arc

Self Portrait

Support To The Top

Serenity And Feline Companions

Worship - Puja

Ever since it made its grand entrance on the popular culture stage thanks to the US punk band Bikini Kill, the term “Girl Power” has steadfastly held its position as a significant (political) catchphrase. “Girl Power” gained more prominence in pop culture after it was embraced by the British pop band the Spice Girls in the late 90’s, transforming it into a significant and appealing slogan. The meaning of ”Girl Power” is a self-reliant attitude among people in ambition, assertiveness, and individualism. In this art show, we pay homage to the voices and the stories woven by women across generations. It is a tribute to the transformations, the triumphs, and the unity that can arise when women unapologetically embrace their individuality and their stories. The selected 60 artists display the diversity and multicultural experiences and perspectives of women.

Girl Power!