Art Girls
Gallery
ART GIRLS is an art gallery specializing in the contemporary "female gaze", which consists in bringing women's experiences to the public through artistic creations. Our field of expertise, halfway between photography and new digital technologies, allows us to have a dual activity in the world of contemporary art and the web3. After 1 year of traveling exhibitions, the ART GIRLS gallery, founded by Annelise Stern, will open a large 300m2 space in Boulogne Billancourt at the end of November 2024.
ART + TECH + FEMALE GAZE
The art gallery dedicated to the best female artists working in the digital space worldwide.
Our Mission? To empower female artists around the world with blockchain technology.
EXPLORE THE FEMALE GAZE
"Our goal is simple: to write art history for the little girls of tomorrow. Art is a crucial field for educating future generations, because today's artists are at the heart of creating our collective visual unconscious. To ignore the role of women artists today is to deprive the little girls of tomorrow of a diversity of representation with which to identify."
Annelise Stern, Founder of Art Girls Gallery
THE ART GALLERY DEDICATED TO DIGITAL WOMEN ARTISTS
"There have always been women artists. They have been written about since ancient times. Despite all the obstacles that have stood in their way, women have never stopped creating and inventing. Pioneers, visionaries, but most of all forgotten. So how can we be sure that we'll stop forgetting them?"
Annelise Stern, Founder of Art Girls Gallery
Our Expertise
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Artworks Sale
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Art Collection Enhancement
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Institutional Acquisitions
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Web3 & Art Market Consulting
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Connecting artists and brands
For the little girls of tomorrow, our use of blockchain gives us the opportunity to fight against the process of invisibilization of female artists in art history and to guarantee our artists the matrimony of their work. Matrimoine (as opposed to patrimoine) is made up of the memory of female creators of the past and the transmission of their works. Equality between men and women requires that we value women's heritage. Thus, Heritage and Matrimoine together constitute our common, mixed and egalitarian cultural heritage.