It is our pleasure to bring to your attention three exciting reviews in the June post. “Modern Women/Modern Vision,” features 101 photographs by 53 women

“Knowing the 101 photographs in this exhibition are all by women further enriches what is a treasure trove of riches from throughout the 20th and 21st century’s history of the photographic medium.”

Kukla’s 37 experimental works in watercolor pull us into the unforgettable history and mythological mystic of Ancient Greece.

Tate Modern just closed a survey of Maria Bartuszová, yet another innovative female sculptor, whose oeuvre has fallen through the cracks. Her work fills in the gap between Lynda Benglis’s cast biomorphic blobs and Lygia Clark’s relational objects of the 1980s.