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Watch the “Women talks: reshaping the art world” interview series

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To commemorate Women’s History Month we sat down to talk to women who have paved their way in the artistic community from different ends.

Artists, gallerists, curators, and artpreneurs, these women wear many hats and they open up to share their experiences and shine a light on important issues, from the changes they wish to see to the opportunities and the support they have found along the way.

These are their stories.

Interview with Stephanie Coria: a view into a day in the life of a gallerist

Artist and gallerist Stephanie Coria shared her experience navigating through the art world and taking the lead in her career. She shared insights on the work that happens behind the scenes in galleries and shared her advice to other women who, like her, want to create their own spaces to showcase artists and their work.

Read this previous interview where Stephanie shared how the Coria Jacobs Gallery came to be.

Interview with Crista Cloutier: how financial literacy can empower women artists’ careers

Artpreneur is a word that describes Crista Cloutier perfectly. As the creator of The Working Artist, she highlights her creativity and her process as an artist, and also, how she applied a “business mind” to her art practice to make it both sustainable and profitable. Join this conversation about the importance of financial literacy for women artists and how to lose the fear to start talking about money.

Interview with Camille Hunt: body positivity and representation from a female perspective

Artist Camille Hunt opened up and shared her experience as a creator who portrays both the female body and female experiences in the canvas. She shared her view on inclusion, body positivity, and the sense of community she has built around her art practice. Learn more about her work and body prints.

Want to hear more stories about women creating their own spaces in the art world? Check last year’s interviews from the Women’s Empowerment Day panels.

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