Finnish artist Miina Äkkijyrkkä known for making giant cow sculptures out of recycled vehicles parts #womensart

'Tickets Please' by UK printmaker Gail Brodholt #womensart #SaturdayVibes

Masako Miki multimedia Japenese artist whose work ranges installation and large-scale sculpture, printmaking, watercolor and felting #WomensArt

Driftwood, shell.and clay sculpture by Canadian artist Debra Bernier, known for working with natural materials #WomensArt

Welsh painter Gwen John, Cat study (c.1904) #womensart

Jessica So Ren Tang, Chinese-American contemporary textile artist who creates textile artworks which explore cultural identity #WomensArt

Billie Zangewa, Malawian artist who works on silk fabrics #WomensArt

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'I am deliberate and afraid of nothing' - Audre Lorde.

US writer, feminist, civil rights activist (1934-1992)

Sarah Morgan, contemporary UK printmaker #WomensArt #FridayFeeling

Japanese painter
Uemura Shōen (1875-1949) #WomensArt

Bauhaus artist, metal work designer and photographer Grit Kallin-Fischer, Self portrait with Cigarette (c.1928) #WomensArt

US Impressionist Mary Cassatt,
Elsie Cassatt Holding a Dog, 1880 #WomensArt

Hand stitched & freehand machine embroidered butterflies by Lisa Toppin of Agnes & Cora #womensart

Elizabeth Catlett,
Mother and Child, 1944
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Mother and Child, 1900 by Mary Cassatt, US Impressionistand one of the first artists to explore the intimate relationship between mother and child #WomensArt

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'People of Pattern' 2016 by Alia Ali, a Yemeni-Bosnian-US multi-media artist who works with ideas of people, place, and the processes which unite and divide #WomensArt

Lebanese-born Palestinian artist Mona Hatoum,
The Grater Divide, 2002 #WomensArt