10 to See: Women’s History Online
This month, learn about trailblazing photographers, pioneering creatives and activists fighting for change. Browse our digital round up.
This month, learn about trailblazing photographers, pioneering creatives and activists fighting for change. Browse our digital round up.
Judith Sayrach finds inspiration when out alone in nature, creating hazy images of solitary spaces: seascapes, lone trees, sunsets and open skies.
Geometric shapes bend and interlock. Arcs, circles and straight lines pile up on top of each other. These are multi-dimensional works by Wyatt Kahn.
A woman stretches upwards, face tipped back, arms reaching towards the sky, her entire form shimmering silver. This is photography by Lee Miller.
Rippling tennis courts. Bright red rooms. Portals into open, cloud-filled skies. Artist and designer Akama Paul pushes the boundaries of reality.
Endless roads, street lights and motel signs. Take a deep dive into our archives and discover image-makers capturing life on the road.
La Prairie, the Swiss skincare brand, continues its commitment to the arts world with a collaboration between Nobuhiro Nakanishi and Max Richter.
New York-based photographer Stacy Mehrfar’s new book reflects upon the loss of roots and search for belonging in the wake of immigration.
Light is fundamental to art. Discover the trailblazing contemporary artists who are working to create luminous, radiant installations.
“We give creatives the chance to have their art pieces made wearable.” SCAFOS translates photographs and paintings into unique garments.
Lindy Lee creates energetic and transformative artworks. She flings molten bronze, burns paper and allows rain to transform surfaces.
In the wake of last year, global photography award Portrait of Humanity returns with a vast and moving exploration of what it means to be human.
Not Vital is driven by exploration. The artist presents minimalism at its most surreal and intriguing, drawing inspiration from across the globe.
In this round-up, Aesthetica marks 50 years since Linda Nochlin’s seminal work, ‘Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?’, was published.
Ruins and traces of the ancient world have fascinated artists for centuries. Discover contemporary names exploring history and decay.
“If we come together, we can create a kinder world.” Max Richter and Yulia Mahr premiere a meditative video about regeneration and change.
Aesthetica teams up with ISE-DA – a trailblazing platform promoting Black visual arts culture – to highlight the 10 digital resources to explore now.
In 1992, French anthropologist Marc Augé explored the idea of anonymous “Non-Places.” Today, artists are constructing their own worlds.
This February, discover must-see online shows, publications and videos – featuring powerful and inspiring artwork from across the globe.
