Women & Art
CHINA
In an interview, the Chinese artist Pixy Liao confessed that during her exhibitions in Europe she perceived how the western public considers asian art as weird.
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For a long time there has been lots of stereotypes about Chinese culture: Do they all eat dog and cat meat? why there are no cemeteries? and so on. All of this prejudices come from a lack of knowledge and in Woman Zero we want to debunk what is to be a woman in China.
SOUTH KOREA
The four Asian tigers, one of them: South Korea. In a decade South Korea managed to transform their economy and compete with First World Countries. It is surprising what economically and socially the country has achieved. However, in terms of women's rights, South Korea lags behind. Issues such as traditional patriarchal practices lead to be the developed country with the biggest gender pay gap. Here you will find the South Korean artists that expose the social problem.
United States
From the 60's, the United States was a pioneer in several disciplines, from a competitive race in technology and nuclear power in the cold war, to a highly universal recognition in different cultural spheres as: literature, music, cinematography and nevertheless art. We divided the feminist artist, the pioneers in the 60' and the more recent work.