The January 20, 2020 Dior couture show took place inside the womblike chamber of Judy Chicago's enormous Inflatable Mother Goddess. Even better is that the show was held in the garden of the Musée Rodin. An act of temporal comeuppance for the artist whose protegée, Camille Claudel, is now in the ascendancy. Read some of the articles here.

Greg Murr is fascinated by the notion that so much of the observable world exists outside our scope of everyday awareness yet remains within the limits of our sense perception. At any given moment, phenomena are at play all around us, shaping our surroundings and the parameters of our existence, whether acknowledged, presumed or missed altogether. View and collect the artworks here.

Fire is used for creation and destruction from the time before Homo Sapiens. In contemporary time women artists are using fire in new and innovative ways, yet with a memory of fire being used in the past against women who spoke out. While villages in the past were burned to ashes by raiders, artist Judy Chicago now uses the thick screen of smoke as a colored wall of celebration. View and collect the artworks here.