Women Looking At Women Looking At Women men a better place to be

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Women Looking At Women Looking At Women men a better place to beThe booklet Women Looking at Women by Annemarie Wadlow examines the ways women artists come together to collectively investigate their own image. It delves into various histories of feminist collective art practice and focuses on how women claim agency of their image through collaborations which connect intergenerational and long distance friendships. Wadlow examines four visual case studies: Latelier des femmes peintres (1833) by Phillippe Jacques