International Women's Rights Day, celebrated every year on March 8, is a key moment to recall the crucial importance of feminist struggles. It highlights both the significant advances and the fragility of the gains made in the fight for gender equality. Studio Artera is proud to stand alongside women artists, whose talent and passion transcend the traditional boundaries of art to touch and inspire an ever-wider public through inspiring collaborations and works.
Women's art as a driving force for social change
Women's artistic expression is at the heart of social transformation, playing a key role in challenging stereotypes and unequal systemic structures. These artists use their creativity not only to explore beauty and emotion, but also as a means of resistance and social critique, offering enriching new perspectives.
Studio Artera's commitment to diversity and inclusion
Studio Artera is proud to announce that 46% of our artists are women, reflecting our deep commitment to diversity and inclusion. This statistic is not just a number, but a symbol of our determination to achieve total parity, thus contributing to a fairer and more representative artistic ecosystem.
Focus on France: progress and persistent challenges
In France, the art sector is witnessing a significant increase in the visibility of women at the forefront. However, despite this progress, gender disparities remain pervasive, as evidenced by studies revealing the under-representation and undervaluation of women artists in exhibitions, museum collections and the art market. This bitter reality underlines the urgency of continuing the fight for equality.
To address these inequalities, Studio Artera is deploying a series of initiatives to promote the work of women artists, including strategic collaborations with international brands and corporations, dedicated exhibitions, and distribution to private collectors.
Our aim is to create encounters where female talent is celebrated to inspire current and future generations.
