revolutionary artist

Niki de Saint Phalle didn’t just celebrate the goddess she embodied her. She was wild, unapologetic, divine. She survived the patriarchy, burned through her shadows, and rose as a creator of entire worlds where women were celebrated as powerful, joyful, sacred beings. Her art was a... See more

This artwork floored me. 🦬🦬🦬 This was my first visit to the Heard. I’m curious what other people’s experiences of this museum are.

Did you know Putney Swope was one of the boldest satires ever made about race, power, and advertising in America? Directed by Robert Downey Sr. in 1969, the film follows a Black man who unexpectedly becomes chairman of a Madison Avenue ad agency after the white executives accidentally vote for him as a joke. What... See more

Pedro Almodóvar will forever be one of my favorite artists, not just as a filmmaker, but as a person. From his roots as an icon of Madrid’s underground movement, he went on to create some of the most unforgettable films, giving voice to women and LGBTQ stories long before it was common, and always telling them with raw humanity and... See more