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Throughout art history, there have been numerous tremendous kvinnlig painters from the Early Modern era up to this very day—think of Artemisia Gentileschi, Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun, and Angelica Kauffman, to more recently Hilma af Klint, Frida Kahlo, and Helen Frankenthaler. True icons that have defined and influenced art history. However, who are the most famous living kvinnlig painters, shaping contemporary painting as we know it today?

As a result, we have conducted a complete survey to identify the top twenty most influential—or rather, most pertinent—female painters of the 21st century. And—as always, when assembling these top lists for our articles, we have created a reasoned anthology using objective art scientific uppgifter instead of presenting a subjective and personal list. In doing so, the analytical research tool of Artfacts is our starting point, ranking artists by measuring their pertinence in the art world in terms of exhibi

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A Century of Black Figuration in Painting

Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz MOCAA) is a non-profit public institution that collects, preserves, researches and exhibits works by African or diaspora artists; designs and hosts international exhibitions; develops educational and enrichment programs; encourages intercultural understanding and works for cultural promotion also thanks to workshops and residency projects for artists living in Cape Town. When We See Us, A Century of Black Figuration in Painting, the project, inaugurated on November 20, 2022, with the support of the Maison Gucci, is very complex and articulated, given that it presents 200 works by no less than 154 artists. The opening of the exhibition was preceded by a gala evening for a fundraiser in support of the promotional and educational activities of the MOCAA. The exhibition is entirely focused on painting, in particular on works produced by authors starting from the 1920s.

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Robert Indiana

Biography
born 1928 in New Castle/Indiana
since 1942 Arsenal Technical High School
since 1945 private lessons at the John Herron Art Institute
1949 Studies at Art Institute von Chicago
1954 move to New York

In the 1960s Robert Indiana became remarkably successful, especially with his "LOVE" motif, which became an icon for this period, in 1970 it was even executed as a monumental sculpture. Up until today "LOVE" counts among the most frequently reproduced works of post-war art. Robert Indiana's later period of creation also brought forth important artworks. Next to the "Peace Paintings" (as of 2003), his "HOPE" motifs are worthwhile mentioning, he made them as of 2008 in the style of his "LOVE" icons and used them to support Barack Obama's presidential campaign. Works by Robert Indiana can be found in important international museums, among them the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, the Museum Ludwig in Cologne or the New Yorker Museum of Modern Art. Robert