Jeffrey Deitch and Company Gallery announce a new art exhibition, the "It Smells Like Girl."Opening September 6, the joint show explores the stigma of female hysteria through several mediums. Hysteria was essentially history's way of saying a woman was "too much." Too emotional? Perfect candidate. However, it was later debunked as a medical diagnosis and acknowledged for sexism. As the press release writes, "hysteria was less a pathology than a social mirror reflecting the anxieties, fears and ...

UK-based contemporary art gallery 243 Luz pays homage to an iconic documentary in its latest exhibit, "Desire Inc."First presented in 1990, the video work by American artist and filmmaker Lynn Hershman Leeson "subverted the language of advertisements to explore agency, voyeurism and the construction of desire in the late-broadcast era," the show notes read.On display until August 30, 2025, the series originally debuted on late-night television -- without any context. Featuring bold and captiv...

D'Stassi Art announces "Miss Subway NYC," the first solo exhibition by graffiti legend Lady Pink.Born in Ecuador and raised in Queens, New York, Lady Pink is an undisputed art icon. She began tagging at just 15 years old, and by 17, she was showing her work alongside Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring. Most notably, Lady Pink created for the real New Yorkers, the ones whose homes were subway stations.As the press release stated, "Graffiti writers risked their lives for their art. The subway t...

An unfiltered art exhibition in London, "STEFDIES with Friends: THE AUDACITY," explores the female gaze.Hosted at Boxpark Shoreditch, the bold, uncensored show features a lineup of over 20 women "working in sculpture, photography, painting, mixed media, and performance," the press release states. The show runs throughout July with works by Delphine Lebourgeois, Karen Turner, Louise Nordh, Willow Stacey and more.Notably, each artist taps their POV for an artistic exploration of the female gaz...