When I first saw Women Who Read Are Dangerous by Stefan Bollman in Waterstones I quickly realised that it was part of the same series as Women Walking. Having a flick through in the shop it struck me how different the two books are. In my review of Women Walking I wrote about how refreshing…

The book Madam and Eve by Liz Rideal and Kathleen Soriano is a selection of female artists in which the authors choose a single piece of their work that would fit into the book’s subtitle Women Portraying Women. Some of you may recognise Kathleen Soriano as one of the judges from Sky Arts Landscape or…

I took advantage of the late night opening at Tate Britain tonight to go around the All Too Human exhibition. Walking around the exhibition I was struck by how the different artists could manage to depict people in their own unique way. So while some were very realistic there were others that were very abstract. I…