
Oh How I Love Being A Woman
The exhibition explores both the highs and lows of femininity, celebrating the romantic and beautiful moments while also acknowledging the insecurity, loneliness, and challenges that can come with being a woman. By placing historical paintings alongside modern and contemporary works, the exhibition highlights how artists from different generations have represented these experiences, sometimes through an idealized image of women and other times through women's own perspectives.
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Birthday, Dorothea Tanning (1942)
Oil on canvas · Symbolism

Propped, Jenny Saville (1992)
Oil on canvas · Contemporary Realism

Lady Lilith , Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1866–68)
Oil on canvas · Pre-Raphaelite

The Kiss, Edvard Munch (1897)
Oil on canvas · Expressionism

The Two Fridas, Frida Kahlo (1939)
Oil on canvas · Surrealism

Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair, Frida Kahlo (1940)
Oil on canvas · Mexican Modernism

The Fragrance of Roses
Oil on canvas · Pre-Raphaelite Romanticism

The Kiss — Gustav Klimt (1907–08)
Oil and gold leaf on canvas · Art Nouveau

Everyone I Have Ever Slept With, Tracey Emin (1995)
Mixed media installation · Contemporary Conceptual Art

Untitled (Your Body is a Battleground), Barbara Kruger (1989)
Screen print on paper · Conceptual Art
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