What is
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Collection, Blog, Sponsorship, Research, Exhibitions
The RAW collection of 20th century art by radical women – assembled over 30 years – has been lent to exhibitions worldwide.
Sacha, Founder:
I am a Paris-based art historian specializing in the work of women artists. In 2017, I was awarded the prestigious William M B Berger Prize for Art History. I have curated exhibitions internationally, working in collaboration with museums and commercial galleries. My projects have been reviewed to critical acclaim in the press, on television and on radio. I have been interviewed on radio and television, have lectured widely and participated in conferences and symposiums around the world. I have written numerous museum catalogues, contributed articles to the international press (including the Telegraph, Country Life, The World of Interiors), and collaborated with platforms such as ArtUK and auction houses. In 2022, I founded RAW to give greater visibility to marginalised artists.
Too many artists have been set apart from cisgender male artists not only to their own disadvantage, but also to the detriment of art history. By reinserting lost voices into the art historical narrative, I believe that a truer and more meaningful account of our cultural heritage can be achieved. love talking about radical and feminist artists. I have been interviewed on radio and television, have lectured widely and participated in conferences and symposiums around the world. I have written numerous museum catalogues, contributed articles to the international press (including the Telegraph, Country Life, The World of Interiors), and collaborated with platforms such as ArtUK and auction houses.
Maudji, Curator:
I am a London-based curator and joined RAW in 2022 to further research into LGBTQIA+ artists and run our sponsorship program for contemporary artists.
My mission is to support up and coming contemporary artists working to challenge the status-quo and continue to uplift marginalised voices with a special focus on the LGBTQIA+ community. My area of interest lies in work that challenges preconceptions of heteronormative sexuality and the stigma that shapes sexual representations. My hope is to continue opening up a discourse to demonstrate how some of the least visible and most censored artists are the ones that have the most potential to shape the future.
